Three days now, and I have not learnt a word of Danish, thy are interesting people the Danes, but they never get too close, and that's not a bad thing,really :-). I am here for work, and when I got the invite from the African commission I was excited. I had never been to a Shenghen country before and the history and architecture of Denmark is all that I knew from back in the day. The first step was to find the embassy and get a visa in two days. It worked. The Danish Foreign Ministry was our host so that was easy, though the Runda based embassy kept us for hours waiting for the visa appointment. It wasn't first class treatment, but guess that's not important is it? Even the aiport, security doubt you, or are trained to doubt you. I met some that spoke with a heavy Luhya accent. usually it's funny, not this time though. " can you please tell me your testination matam?" " Denmark" I say " where does the blane first lant?" he says "The pl...
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