Day 3

Day 3:

Woke up at 3:30 a.m. Due to the wind pushing the blinds back and forth making a tiny noise. Yes, that's how light of a sleeper I am. It didn't help that it was already light outside this early in the morning!!!

Fell back asleep 2 hours later and woke up to a beautiful morning. I found myself with a permanent smile painted on my face. My cousins house is awesome, and so typical Scandinavian.

We decided after a slow start and picking up the keys and checking out our house for two weeks to check out the unbelievably cute village nearby. In Danish they use the word "hyggelig" in rare occasions so the word isn't overused and still means something special. Their is no true translation to that word but I know what the word means and so would you after seeing this "cute and cozy" village. Comes with beach, harbor, street boutiques and a grocery store open until 22:00! See for yourself.

We went to the neighboring town after this and got ourselves a famous what they call old fashioned wafer ice cream (besides for Perrin). Tristan btw didn't want to join us to any of the fun activities. He preferred taking advantage of the wifi at our house that finally worked.

The town is called Dronningmølle meaning queen's windmill. We found the mill but without the paddles. Turns out it's privately owned (we checked). Then off to some very creamy ice cream. I had salty licorice (which satisfied my licorice craving but got me feeling sick halfway in).

But was that enough for one day? I think not! We went to one of the only working lighthouses in Denmark which happens to be 1 km away from our summer house to check it out. It was amazing! Just amazing!

All I can say is that all of you and Tristan missed out!!