I present to you the Skaelskor workshop participants. I have never had my EVERY move in photoshop photographed by a digital camera.
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3 comments:
You have a very fashionable class! Those danged Europeans! Which one ordered the spaghetti on their pizza?
LOL, that was shredded ham.
I've been enjoying lots of Danish beer! Please say hi to the crew.
Danish beer is a good thing--they make it a lot easier than the Swedes to locate, purchase, and consume (unless you like state-run liquor stores with limited hours...) And I love the neon Carlsberg sign in the square in Copenhagen: "Carlsberg: Probably the Best Beer in Town!" Try a shot of Gamla Dansk ("Old Dane"). The crew has been tracking your progress via your very cool blog--your photos, as always, provide an interesting perspective on an unfamiliar place. It's cold, sunny, windy here. A recent call to Christian, the first one in a while, yielded: "Can I call you back? I'm kinda in the middle of something." Perfect!
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