I made more troubles here in less than 3 weeks than in my entire life. Oh well, probably not, but I laugh on it now. One of the first things I experienced after a few hours in Kolding was being locked out my own apartment, which means that I left my keys inside even though my buddies told me at least twice to always carry them with me as the door looks itself. The good news is that while I was locking my windows my friends rang the bell and once I reached the door I forgot to lock one of them, so my buddy climbed the wall and walked through the unlocked window to grab my keys. He now keeps a copy in his apartment, lol. But before gently closing the door behind my back and realizing how stupid I am, I can proudly say that I pick up a lot of stuff for my flat, like kitchen stuff, a wardrobe, made the bed and things like that. In fact I was exhausted.

My first day, or first few hours I should say, have been intense. I've been to a house party, had a pizza by the lake at night, walked around the city, checked out the big mall and finally met my roommate. On Monday the 29th of August I was already in class and I was like "Am I seriously starting University?". Now I'm here and I can tell one thing: no more anxiety or pressure by the teachers, nice classmates and environment (at least so far).

It is not going to be easy from time to time, I'm not a designer or anything close to it, but I'm here to learn and I know I can do it if I put enough effort. I've nice friends who can party but also try to stay healthy and go for a run (or in other words they are trying to get rid of me by killing me once and for all since my body is used to eating rather than sporting, lol). Anyways I am concluding saying that Thursday I even swam in the cold sea here because sometimes it is better to be a little crazier than the average. Seriously though, it has been really warm here this past week when last sunday it was rainy instead. 

- Cris