"I want to be a hippie, mummy"

"Well, you do look like one, honey"

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The Queen of Denmark is coming to town!

No, not as a guest to our wedding this Saturday even though I'm only 2 people away from her! The Mayor who will marry us on Saturday 2nd of June and who I sat next to at my nephew's 18th, is meeting the Queen for the 2nd time on Friday the 8th of June. Here in our little town.... That's pretty amazing, eh...!!? We'll be there to wave of course. Here she is, the Queen of  Denmark....

Halo Halo.....

Is the princess trying to escape from her Halo.....

No, she playing football with the little man and the daddy!!

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Finally.... We're sooooooooooo excited!!!

It's nearly like Christmas today, really it is. We're so so excited and I'm not exaggerating! I know you're bursting to know what I'm on about, aren't you..... Well here goes!

We finally got an Indian Take Away in the town we live in!! Yep, that's absolutely huge....
I'm sure that for people not living Denmark this is not big news and when we lived in London, we had an Indian on every street corner, so I do understand that. We've missed Indian Take Aways so much for nearly 5 years now, only having them in England when on holiday there.

Why not just cook indian food myself? Well, I do do that sometimes but it's not the same...!

The daddy came back with veggie samosas, veggie pakoras, chicken tikka massala, plain and garlic naans. Yummy yummy yummy.....

 

It was so delicious and we even have a bit of left overs for tomorrow.

Do you eat Indian?

Eurovision..... are you a fan?

Ah... I used to be. I loved it as a child. My dad would record all the songs directly from the TV on to a tape so I could listen to it straight away. I would the next day in only a few hours be able to sing all the songs in their origional language. Cos this was back when every country still sang only in their own language! I mastered Greek, Dutch, French, German, Spanish, Italian and many more! Amazing, right? So much we learned from the Eurovision back then.... (my parents certainly learned to fake smile when I sang my heart out, in what was supposed to be Greek)
No, I'm not ashamed to admit I was a fan! (I actually might still be a bit...)

Now everyone sings in English and some of the songs are really good! Maybe too good cos it seems like it's frowned upon a bit. It's certainly not the good songs that win.

Here's the Danish song and as you can't vote for your own country maybe some of you will vote for our little country. No, I'm not paid to say this! Just a thought as I actually really like the song...

Do you like it?

"Got you..."

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