Multinational 4th of July
What do
American expats in
Copenhagen do
on the 4
th of July?
Three of them - Katie, Jason, and I -
throw together a
BBQ in
the park.

It
was a
gorgeous evening...
we played Kubb,
tossed the football,
grilled, and as
all good Americans do
we stuffed ourselves. 
Though there is
no trace
of graham crackers in
this country,
roasting marshmellows was still
pretty tastey!
We even had sparklers (
they had
been on a
desert at a
dinner I
was at last
week and I "
freaked out"
exclaiming '
you have sparklers
here??!!').
The only "
trouble"
with the Danish summer is
that it
doesn't get dark until around 11
pm and
we were a
little impatient.
A
great night and a job
well done by
the organizers!

1 comment:
Happy Fourth of July! Can't wait to see you in just over a week!
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