by Robin Rodig |
September 03, 2013
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I made it to Copenhagen and my home for the next month without a hitch. My early 1700's apartment is in a lively
Copenhagen waterfront district called Nyhavn (pronounced New Hound without the d and, by the way, I've already determined that it is genetically impossible for me to correctly pronounce most Danish words) on an iconic canal built in the 17th century. It's suited with old storm windows, creaky wood floors, and an inherent mustiness in the stairwell leading to my 4th floor spot. Like my apartment, the canal comes with much character as back in the day it was chock full of merchant ships, trading, and brothels. Now, cafes, restaurants, and happy-colored buildings overlook pristine, wooden ships from which swashbuckling pirates should be swinging. I love walking out the door from my quaint courtyard each morning amidst this charming maritime model.
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Denmark
by Robin Rodig |
July 04, 2013
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In Bachelor-speak, Canada and I have a real connection. A strong, no-need-for-a-reassurance-rose-on-a-group-date kind of connection. So the idea that my love would grow with a visit to the beautiful mountains of Whistler was almost an impossibility. Its beauty though can overcome you.
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Canada
by Robin Rodig |
April 02, 2013
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Two words: No frills. New Zealand and its people are simple. In the best way. I've found this to be a hard-working country (particularly through its main export of farming) whose people aren't looking for handouts or attention. They almost seem uncomfortable accepting a thank you!
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New Zealand
