Outside after landing at the airport. Poor guy who parked under that.

Many lectures at the conference at Cornell.

American hotels are pillow-crazy.

The sink is outside the room with the shower, so you can shave after showering and still see what you are doing. This is clever.

This sign stood there for a week, but the floor was never wet.

The Cornell campus

I guess Holiday Inn likes wrinkled clothes, since their guide says to "Keep clothing away from irons".

I was really hungry, so I ordered some fruit to go with my breakfast.

For some reasons american tables in airports and hotels are often tall, while the chairs are often low. Maybe they just dont like people who want to use laptops.'

I arrived in New Haven. Did I mention that American hotels like pillows?

I hear a lot about gas prices rising over here. This seems to hold for all fluids.

New Haven from above.

I was wondering why this paper liked Amish eletric (?!) radiators so much, when I realised that the left page is actual news, while the right page is a paid for advertisement written in the style of news.

The Yale campus.

Awwwwww how cute.

And another one.

For a "four diamond hotel", I think the Omni could improve their burgers a bit.

Flying to Kentucky. I think the police car behind those people is really cute. That my flight was delayed so I had to spend the night but was unable to fall asleep in the airport was less cute.

This airport sink has a motion-activated soap dispenser that aims for your sleeve. This is almost as brilliant as me breaking my zipper in this bathroom, and then my baggage had disappeared in transit when I finally got to Kentucky. Oh, and my VISA was then refused at the hotel. :)

Flying home after a nice stay in Kentucky. This is a slightest-motion activated toilet at the Kentucky airport. It inevitably flushes before you finish your business - repeatedly.

Home sweet home. :)

We danes like it this way. Really.

I'm sure finding this says something about my neighborhood, I just don't know what.