-some of the best friends I have ever made
-the amazing nightlife
-being constantly surrounded by the most beautiful population in the world
-Sankt Peder's Bageri: the little bakery around the corner from my school...it has the most amazing pastries and coffee for a cheap price ($4.oo...haha)
-the very efficient public transportation system
-going to classes with students from universities all over the US
-the field studies that accompanied our classes
-hearing fluent Danish (the hardest language EVER)
-Kulor bar: the dance club my friends and I love that plays amazing music and gives free beer from 11-1
-walking down the busy Stroget street and seeing all the beautiful Christmas decorations
-the friendliness and safeness of the city
-the "hygge" concept in which everyone is made to feel comfortable and welcome
and much, much more.
However, there are some things I can't wait to see at home, such as:
-my car! (not very many people, and especially not teenagers, have cars here because they're so incredibly expensive)
-understanding what everyone is saying
-Chinese food, Indian food, Thai food...etc.
-Starbucks
-prices that are not exorbitantly high
-my wider array of clothing to choose from
-my own more comfortable and decorated room
-the quarter system...I've decided I absolutely despise the semester system
-my family and friends, of course!
Overall, though, I have the most amazing experience, but I can't wait to get home and fall back into familiarity.
