Get out of the office, already! So I did, deciding to take a little detour. Then I accidently met this blue lady. Isn’t she pretty cool?

Crown Princess Mary of Denmark opened the “Welcome World Citizen no. 7 billion” photo exhibition in the town hall of Copenhagen on the 9th of November. Copenhagen’s Mayor of Culture and Recreation, Pia Allerslev, and Denmarks Minister of Development, Christian Friis Bach, spoke about Denmark, sustainability and the growing world population. UNFPA’s director, the incredibly friendly Safiye Cagar, presented the latest State of World Population report, entitled “People and Possibilities in a World of 7 Billion“. I realized that the Danish Minister of Development is as charming, funny and well-spoken as the Crown Princess of Denmark is beautiful. And I have to admit I like him just a little bit more as we share the same last name.

The exhibition, organized by National Geographic and UNFPA, will be open for visitors until the 19th of November, and if you live in Copenhagen you should really try to stop by – it’s very good. Click here for more details.

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There’s an important and scary exam coming up for me. The world always gives me a beautifully convenient excuse whenever I start thinking about using a gym or having some spare time. This one is incredibly exciting and very much worth it. Calling out for crossed fingers all over the planet!

When your wife is in town, you eat breakfast at 19:30. Yum.

Maluca – El Tigeraso
(2009)

Yes, we have our own soundtrack. And when Maluca sings, you know it’s on.

Also as you already know, wifey is Tiger. Actually she’s Tiger Lily, and this is why:

Major Lazer & La Roux – Tiger Lily
Lazerproof (2010)

Plej – Soulset
Electronic Music from the Swedish Leftcoast (2003)

January in Sweden, 2010

Whatsapp message, this morning:

“Im with Alejandro, Fer and Said… We all want you to come and we are so proud that you speak mexican :)”

Ady

Wifey from Sweden is cooking for us and her two French friends who are visiting Copenhagen. My place feels like a great hostel today.

Today I attended the global launch of UNDP’s Human Development Report at the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Copenhagen.
You can download the report and see the new data from UNDP’s website: http://hdr.undp.org/en/

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