Back In Copenhagen
Yesterday I figured it was best for me to take a walk in Copenhagen...be amidst the people and the buildings--get into the tempo of things. Since being back, I've kinda kept a low profile, holding selfishly on to wonderful vibrations gifted to me by my friends and family in NYC and PA. I've been on this road before, and if one is not careful, one could easily fall into a dripping pool of depression, a pathetic malaise of constantly comparing here with there, a denying of oneself to be here, in the present and thus become blinded to the beauty that is also here. So I put on my sneakers and started my walk. It's about a 10-15 minute walk from where I live to the center, but I decided to walk first to my old hood, Nørrebro, and enter the city from there. Nørrebro is where all the beautiful young people live, side by side with all the beautiful immigrants. You could find ripe mangoes, cheap phone cards and Persian restaurants. The sea of faces together form possibility, a sugge...