House Guests and Couch Surfers

Easter break is over now. I've had more than a week off school again and I only have one class this week. It would've been a good opportunity to do more traveling, but I decided to stay and enjoy Copenhagen.

Over the past month or so, we've hosted many guests and a few couch surfers. With 6 girls in one apartment, there's always something going on. It's a busy place with people coming in, staying, and leaving all the time.

Stefan was one of our first house guests. He's danish and lives in Copenhagen, but him and a room mate decided to do a room switch for a couple of days... just for fun.

Then came Mert, our first ever couch surfer from Istanbul:

He works as an airplane steward and stayed with us for 2 nights while backpacking through Copenhagen. Stef and I showed him around the city. It was great because it forced me to go out and do stuff, when I would've otherwise stayed at home and wasted time.

Then we hosted another couch surfer for one night. His name was Sebastian. He's a photography student traveling through Europe by hitchhiking, backpacking and couch surfing. This is his website: http://sebastiandahl.com/
I only chatted with him briefly, but I think his travel stories are pretty amazing. He trades his photographs for kindness from random strangers.

This week, Stef's friend from Australia came and stayed with us for 6 days. His name is Mischa and he's living and working in London England right now. Mischa is actually Zev's brother (the guy we stayed with in London, England). It was really great to meet him because I had heard so much about him already.

Mischa is a cook. He's been making us amazing food all week!!! He's actually going back to London today. I'm really going to miss the great company and excellent meals.

Anyway,
It's been raining for the past few days, so I've been mainly stuck at home.
I can never get any work done in this apartment, so I've really got to get to the library.
Like now.