Judy's 玻璃盒子

Dear All,

I have arrived Copenhagen safely.  For a moment, I was afraid that I would miss the flight from Frankfurt to Copenhagen.  When I found the check-in counter in Frankfurt airport, there was a long~~~ line waiting there.  It was about 40 minutes before the check-in counter closed and took me 25 minutes to reach it.  But the flight was late for some reason anyway.

Fisrt thing I arrived Copenhavn was to find the YH.  When I got there, I was one hour before the check-in time and the receiption asked me to wait for the room cleaning.  So I waited one hour in the lobby and studied the map and infomation to get the idea of what to do later.  When I finally got the room, it didn't look like clean at all.  There are lots of dust on the floor, and I saw a broom in the cornor of the room.  Did that mean I should clean the room myself?  I did swept the floor by my area since I need to use it.  

Next, I found the room is a mix dorm.  It's two rooms combined together with total of 10 beds inside, but only one bathroom and six lockable cabinets.  (Luckily, I had the last cabinet.)  That's wired and quite inconvenient.  So, I picked the 4-bed room and wish I had good roommates during my stay.  

The fun part is in the later of the day.  When I returned to the room, a black guy from the next door went to the shower and came out with a tower only.  I didn't mean to look but he got good body shape.  Later, the roommate next to my bed was back.  He is an old man like a grand father.  He also came out of of the shower half nude, and I had to chatted with a half nude grandpa.  Ok, I guess I just have to get used to it.  

Today, the weather is not good.  I went to the Frederiksborg Slot which is about 30 minutes by train, and it's free by using my Copenhaven card.  It started to rain after I finished the castle.  Then I gave up on the garden part and returned to the city center.  I guess I'll probably do nothing and just relax in the rest of the day since my card was expired at 1pm already.  It's gonna be long walk in the city center tomorrow.

Best regards,

Judy 
in Copenhagen