They have a store here kind if like Best Buy but it sells even more stuff. It's called Medianmarkt

The thing that struck me was the cappucino markers. They even had one you could control with you cellphone from bed or work so that your coffee was ready when you get there.

I can't believe how much some of them cost. These prices are in euros which is more than a dollar.

We went to the beach in Denmark for the afternoon. For some reason Denmark is well known for soft ice cream and what appears to be the same as American hot dogs but what are called Danish hotdogs. Yvonne assured me they were not the same thing but taste buds seemed to not agree.

So many jellyfish were in the water. We tried to rescue some that washed up in the beach but I think they might have been already dead.

I personally think the illuminati got them.

Had an awesome day seeing one of my favorite people after 15 years. The last time I lived here in Flensburg was 20 years ago when we met.

Was also great to meet Yvonne's partner Lamont. For dinner we tried Indian food buffet. She hadn't had Indian before but is traveling to Sri Lanka soon and we thought it might be similar?

Tomorrow night we hit up maybe Denmark and then the bars.

One thing that Germany is definitely good for is delicious Bakeries full of amazing breads and desserts.

The mandelhörnchen at Klosterbäckerei on Matildestrasse were unbelievable. They are some sort of almond flour with a chewiness thats like merengue cookie. Then covered in toasted almost slices and then ends dipped in chocolate. I ate two of those, a cappuccino and a cucumber and Bree cheese on whole grain bread for breakfast. The prices were insanely cheap.

It's light out till about 11pm. During the twilight time it's dark out everywhere because there is no direct sun but the sky still stays light. Then the sun comes up some time around 4am.

I haven't seen this monument in daylight but its a massive lion in a cemetery and looks cool at night against the lit up sky.