Video Gamer

So it snowed a lot two days ago and there was like 3 inches of snow. There's a little slope to the side of the bike path that I take to the train station every day, and chunks of ice and snow are scattered on the path now. Coming back from the station, I felt like a Mario character or something. I dodged all the little chunks of snow, curving left, then right, then right again, and then another left. Then I came upon this HUGE one that was cut like a raw diamond or something. I went around it to the right, but I cut it really close. The front wheel didn't hit the chunk, but I forgot about my foot and pedal and I almost flew off the bike. I screamed a little bit, and there was another biker on the street, and he looked at me weird. But whatever- I didn't fall and that's all that matters. But I was laughing because I really felt like a video game character or something.

I bought Skippy Crunchy Peanut Butter today at the Americana Store. It was 50 kr. A little less than 10 dollars. I know wth. Oh well. Time to make another pb and j sandwich

Oh yea it's Copenhagen Fashion Week. There's even more tall beautiful people in the streets now.

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Ugh. I just had my host dad's version of Korean food. It was barbeque-flavored chicken in stirfry with noodles and Chop Suey sauce. A meal completely of sodium.. I feel so nasty. And they got sushi from the supermarket, you know the type that's ready to eat in the platters. It's nothing like the real thing-- at least at home... and since Danes eat with fork and knife in hand at all times, I cut my not-really-tuna sushi and ate the small thing in 3 smaller pieces. I'm not writing this to complain-- just want to note all the differences. It's so weird how the States and Denmark - anywhere - can have common grounds/themes, but the way they carry out things are yet so different. But now I REALLY want Korean food :(