CURRENT MISSION

Hmm...you never now what you'll get... go and get it! Enjoy life!

ABOUT ME

I want it all, but don't always know where to begin. ...I've tried to count on one thing only, but it never works for me. I wish I was a nerd, but I'm not.

You never know what you'll get.

I sing classical and jazz. I could show you the jam sessions in my city. I can show you where to go out. Hopefully you will show me your city or village:)

I have been in the most countries in Europe and summer 2008 I went traveling seven weeks in the States (Minnesota (Minneapolis), Chicago and N.Y.C.). I would love to travel some more. But I am not a good saver. "Carpe Diem" is a good thing, but not always. If you want something bigger you must work harder.

PHILOSOPHY

Treat people the way you want to be treated yourself.
"Carpe Diem" (; Be honest. Have fun, You may only live once;)

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE

Surfed in Chicago and N.Y.C. And I had two people surfing my couch two nights. Only good experiences. I love this concept.

Interests

Music, singing, dancing, acting, partying, adventure, jogging, the seasons changes, morning dawn, Berlin and my bike.

• singing
• acting
• dancing
• partying
• traveling
• music
• jazz
• cycling
• surfing

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I always think of my first very amazing experience. I guess it wound be amazing for everybody, but for a danish girl like me it was very amazing.
I went to New York with my father when I was 14. Sunday morning we took the subway to Harlem, we just asked a man that we met by chance where we could find a church. And he told us to follow him, he was on his way to church. We arrived to this very small local church. It was full of people. The choir was dressed in red and white dresses. Singing true crazy amazing gospel. Everybody, old ladies, children, young people, just everybody was singing. They all knew the lyrics. They stood up clapping hands. The priest was shouting loud: "Be yourself, love each other, be true to yourself..." and if anyone was happy or sad or just wanted to express their feelings, they could get the microphone and tell all about it.
Suddenly the priest was welcoming my father and me. "I can see we have some visitors" (We were the only white people in the church). My father got the microphone and explained who we where and where we came from and so and so. Everybody was welcoming us. In the very end the priest shouted: "and now everybody stand up and hug each other and say you love each other!" And so we did.

Absolutely amazing experience. I'll never forget it.

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