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"I like drinking coffee alone and reading alone. I like riding the bus alone and walking home alone…."
“I like drinking coffee alone and reading alone. I like riding the bus alone and walking home alone. It gives me time to think and set my mind free. I like eating alone and listening to music alone. But when I see a mother with her child, a girl with… Continue reading
I’ve been in Copenhagen for more than two weeks now! As…
I’ve been in Copenhagen for more than two weeks now! As I’ve said time after time, I think studying abroad can be quite a challenge. It’s hard to get comfortable if you can’t find a person or two whom you can get comfortable with. For… Continue reading
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A Late Afternoon Rumination.
I think people sometimes have trouble being genuine with each other because we are all so confused with what it is to be genuine. We think that to be genuine is to assert, to show up, to dominate, and to say what’s on our minds. We act confident … Continue reading
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I’m on anonymous because I don’t have tumblr, but just writing you to say I absolutely LOVE your blog! Keep up the great work :) I’m thinking of studying abroad at DIS next year and am wondering if you found it easy to make friends/ socialize? Thanks!
Thanks! 
DIS organizes many social events for its students. There are biking trips, wine tasting sessions, soccer practices, cafe nights, etc. It’s definitely easy to meet other DIS students if that is you want! I live with a host family (the… Continue reading
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The sun is out, and my host mom’s brewing some coffee in…
The sun is out, and my host mom’s brewing some coffee in the kitchen. I’m feeling as steady as the morning. Continue reading
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For All Coffee Lovers Out There.
Forget Christiania – I’m blogging about that later. Who could blame me? Copenhagen has simply too much to offer! I’ve been exploring the streets around Norreport Station for the past few days now, and I’m just constantly amazed by the numbe… Continue reading
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confusedrevolution: I’m halfway through my studies in International Relations right now, but I…
confusedrevolution:
I’m halfway through my studies in International Relations right now, but I moved to Denmark in June and intend to carry on with my studies here in Copenhagen ASAP. I had no idea DIS do gender studies (although I don’t know why … Continue reading
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"The quality of your life is in direct proportion to the amount of uncertainty you can comfortably…"
“The quality of your life is in direct proportion to the amount of uncertainty you can comfortably deal with.” – Tony Robbins (via mboonyindee) Continue reading
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Gonna try and blog about my trip to Freetown Christiania this…
Gonna try and blog about my trip to Freetown Christiania this week. First, here’s a photo of me and my host brother and sister posing outside (apparently, you’re not allowed to take photos inside … I did so sneakily though)! Anyway, now that … Continue reading
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One of the many things that I enjoy about being in Copenhagen is…
One of the many things that I enjoy about being in Copenhagen is that I get to walk. Copenhagen has a very efficient public transport system that brings me to and fro school, but there’s so much to see in the city that I always take the opportu… Continue reading
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Saying Hi from Copenhagen!
I’m finally here! So much has happened since I stepped off the plane that I don’t really know where to start …
Studying abroad is scary business, no matter how independent you think you are. I mean it’s a huge step forward, and you cannot e… Continue reading
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COUNTDOWN TO DENMARK: ONE DAY.
One more day and I will be on my way to Copenhagen! I’ve never been to the city. I don’t know the language at all. And even though I’ve heard many good things about the program, I don’t really know what to expect. The thing is though, I… Continue reading
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What to remember when I’m in Denmark …
To change one’s life:
1. Start immediately. 2. Do it flamboyantly. 3. No exceptions.
― William James Continue reading
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Touring Macau.
Macau’s really close to Hong Kong. It is just an hour away by ferry. The former Portuguese colony is therefore a great holiday getaway. Dubbed as the Eastern Avatar of Las Vegas, Macau offers a wide array of entertainment from dining, shopping, g… Continue reading
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Ambiance of a typical, busy Chinese restaurant (Chaa Lau:…
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Ambiance of a typical, busy Chinese restaurant (Chaa Lau: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cantonese_restaurant) – with lively conversations and the occasional sound of clinking china. Just FANTASTIC.
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Hong Kong is knows for its modernity. Well, that is the side…
Hong Kong is knows for its modernity. Well, that is the side that most tourists are familiar with. There is actually a lot to see in the older parts of Hong Kong too. My parents and I did a little trip to Kwun Tong the other day. It is on… Continue reading
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Great NYT Article about the Hong Kong Cha Chaan Teng, My Favourite Place on Earth!
Great NYT Article about the Hong Kong Cha Chaan Teng, My Favourite Place on Earth! Continue reading
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What a Show!
Today’s the day of the long-awaited fashion show! As an intern, I’ve worked hard on this event too. My colleagues and I were responsible for everything from inviting celebrities, engaging the media, arranging for helpers, and decorating the v… Continue reading
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