We overslept in the morning, so we decided to head over to the ship and find our rooms and dump our stuff so that we could settle in and get ready for the next 14 days. After that we met up with the rest of our delegation and headed to the Bella Centre, where the UNFCCC official events would take place and where we would need to get our observer badges from. This took quite a while, and by the end we hung out and met more people, and then split up accidently. Me, Julia, and Elaine Ho (Former Mackenzie Graduate) headed out to eat. Since our badges doubled as unlimited access to subways, we ended up getting on and not getting off until we were in the outskirts of town. We thought we could find somewhere cheaper out there, we were right :) We had a nice dinner then a loooong conversation about what we were going to do tomorrow and decided on our own individual schedules. We learned a lot about the Danish Metro, and Subway system, because we got lost, but it's no biggy. We arrived back at the ship, read our necessary documents and finalized reports from the day and discussed tomorrow with our delegation.
I will be attending a meeting on YOUNGO (the youth group), Joint Implementation, and a documentary called The Age Of Stupidity. it is 12:42 here and I need to be awake at 7:30. So I'll be heading off to bed now.
P.S. The actual cabin on the ship is not bad, 3 people, in a space where we can live slightly comfortably, bathroom down the hall, a little bit worse than the two star hotel me and Julia stayed in the first two nights. Well, I'll make it, hopefully.
Night!
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