Planes, Trains, and Danes

Well, I suppose I won't be repetitive and I am also racing against the internet timer so I won't go into our epic train journey as of yet but I thought I'd share some things I've learned so far:

1. Oonze Gut (sp? eek, not sure) = Excuse me in danish
2. Julie es annom dom= Julie is my name in Irish
3. The people at Torden were wonderful and I wish them all the best
4. I am a barmaid and McKenzie is a ski racer ( ;-)
5. A white russian in Amsterdam is not a drink.
6. Bremen supposedly sounds very similiar to Bramming
7. You must always use both sheets at the hostel or you get scolded in German
8. I love Europe
9. The z is switched with the y on the german key board which makes for interesting typing

As Max said we are on our way to Malgarten to stay in a monestary built in 1100 so Iäm ready for some r and r and to catch up on some reading. But I think before we head off to Bramsch we'll check out a few sights in Bremen, aka, the dome.

Also, we've met some reallz awesome people from all over the world which makes back home feel soo small. But I've been told that they are kidnapping people off the street to work in the accounting offices here so I've put the word out that I would not go to the Police should it happen to me. Until next time,

Skoal!