Lollipop, Lollipop, Oh Lolli-Lolli-Lolli

I wish the Lollipop song wasn't stuck in my head.

Now it's stuck in your head also.

...

Anyway.  Today was warm.  

I got up at seven and went running in a t-shirt (also pants). 

Then, later, we decided to explore Roskilde some more.

(This is Isaac waiting for us to get ready.  He wanted a hindbaer snitter.)

...

Roskilde seems like a different town on Saturdays.

All the people come out, the farmer's market opens, there are street performers on every corner, and the cafes move their tables outdoors so you can order coffee and sit and stare.  Which is precisely what I did.

And exactly how I met a man named Kim, 

who has a dual-citizenship in Denmark and the U.S.  

He said: Welcome to Denmark.  I hope you don't find us all crazy.

And some stranger on a bench behind him said: You are crazy.

And Kim just laughed, because he did seem kind of loopy.  

These are my TopShop ballet flats (and also my bandaid).  

From Steph and Sarah for my birthday.

(Not the bandaid.)

... I bought some more watercolor paints.

 (Not pictured.)

And found The Perfect Clothing Store, where I would buy all of my clothes.

If I were only rich.

And saw a man selling something that smelled delicious but looked gross.

So I took a picture.

.. And watched a group of street performers do a mime.

I suppose they had some statement to make about the corporate world, 

but for the life of me I couldn't say what it was.

We left early, when the performers started coming into the crowd
carrying legal pads that said:

Stand still and stare into my eyes for 15 seconds.

... Which, to be perfectly honest, I found a bit weird.

Then we went to Gimle Cafe ...

And I'll definitely be going back.

It's the perfect spot to get coffee or beer, listen to local music, and just hang out.

See what I mean?

 It had all kinds of funky mis-matched furniture.

Which I kind of like, in a cafe.

   

This is what Isaac thought about Gimle Cafe.  So eventually we left.

This is Isaac in his stroller.

 As you can see.

This is Isaac waiting for us to select produce.

(We aren't very nice parents, are we?)

This is Isaac running across a field to bring me a daisy...

 ... after I fell asleep in the park, lying in the grass.

How's that for productivity?

And these are two of the paintings I did for Isaac's bedroom, 

if and when we get an apartment.  

And yes, I did copy the elephant from Trafulgar's Square.

Because I don't have the money to spend on elephant prints.

And even if I did, I'd probably buy something else.

Like those super tiny forks (for all the tiny food?)

Because I've always wondered:

Why do people buy those things?