Sunny Side Originally uploaded by sunflowerluv. Even though today I got totally rained on, on my way back and forth from Folkeregister Office, even though I had a headache and some sort of unusual mood, I was pleasantly impressed by my flickr friends who, the second I uploaded some Copenhagen photos (After having been gone from flickr for 3 months) left me welcoming back comments. Sweet!

According to a survey published by Mercer Human Resource Consulting in London in April, residents of the Danish capital Copenhagen have good reason to hold their heads high. Copenhagen ranks 11 among the world's best cities to live in. The survey is part of a worldwide quality of life analysis, which each year ranks 350 cities taking into account 39 criteria. Each city is rated according to

I don't think it makes sense to imply the above *versus-relation* between the two, but at least it sounds fancy. I am reading this Fooled by Randomness book by Nassim Taleb and at the same time I am wondering about my present and my plans, being illusioned and dis-illusioned in my way of pondering. From Nassim's point of view I might be labeled as a random word-maker right now. Funny.

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I am now a member! I am thrilled! What else can I say, I've wanted to join AIESEC since last year, since my Erasmus exchange when I met so many cool AIESEC people and learned about the organization. Now I'm in and very enthusiastic! I'm going to make a difference!

Hygge is an important element of the Danish mentality. It is quite difficult to translate, but once you experience it, you will understant more about the culture and the way Danish people are.
Uncomplicated, unexaggerated and informal are some of the incredients in hygge. It is closely associated with having a good time together with friends or family and with eating and drinking. It may