Back at it

This summer has been so incredibly full. Lots and lots of bright and sunny days, Budapest, work, New York, trips to Roskilde, long summer nights, swimming, coffee shops, Washington D.C., walking, good people and knitting.
The simpler days of school and routines started yesterday and it feels quite alright.

Birthday Girl

My sister turned 24 on Friday. Twentyfour! In my head she's still 12 and spending most of her time at the stables caring for her horse.
I talked her into some birthday pictures at the fields next to our parents house. She's so natural in front of the camera and so so beautiful.

Italy. No. 2.

When wandering the streets of the little village we stayed in, we couldn't help but talk about how the streets looked like something from a movie set. It almost looked too picturesque.

Italy. No 1.

Italy was sun, cobblestoned streets, the first ocean swim of the year, lasagna, bare legs, the cutest little baby boy, dancing, conversations in Italian and Danish, coffee (cappucino for me), pizza, laughter, dogs, crazy drivers, baptism, sandals and late evenings.

12 on a Friday

1: Staying up too late. I'm terrible at going to bed at a decent hour.

2: Bikes in Copenhagen.

3: Knitting for a babygirl.

4: Copenhagen houses.

5: Greens and a sign in Roskilde.

6: Looking down in Copenhagen. Loving the shades of the bicyclists.

7: Odense.

8: A bike ride to my parents place.

9: I love houses covered in ivy.

10: Cute flower entrance.

11: Rays of sun in Tivoli.

12: We found this 15 kilometres from Esbjerg. Such a gorgeous spot.

The whole family is leaving for Italy tomorrow. Wohooo!

Vacation time

I'm almost one week into my School Summer Holiday. It's such a welcome feeling knowing that for the next 8 weeks I don't have to study - and, more importantly, I don't have to feel guilty about not studying! I started my summer job yesterday. My family and I are flying down to Italy on Saturday, then I'm going back to work, the Washington D.C. and New York, then work, then Budapest, work and then school. As you can read; I've got so many things to look forward too.