Denmark Safari and kitchen salsa

I'm off hitchhiking again!

I have the CRAZIEST story to tell of how I got there, but this JUST happened and is super crazy also, so I'll tell it first.
Yesterday I was in Roskilde in Denmark, me and my friend Mathias got here hitchhiking from Sweden on Thursday, and since I didn't feel like being a part of the Roskilde festival for several reasons, so I went to Berlin instead for like two days.
After ca 20 min of waiting someone gave me a ride to outskirts of Copenhagen, and then another car stopped. The man was going towards Roskilde, but after asking him if he was going on a detour he decided he had a day off, nothing better to do, and asked me to get inside to drive me to the ferry towards Germany!
That's like... 150 km! I was BEYOND excited and grateful.
On the way we talked about all kinds of different stuff, never stopping the deep conversation, (also I'm collecting relationship advice from people along the road, more about that after the trip!).
When we were around 12 km from the ferry I saw a sign for Safari Park, and asked as a joke if he wants to go! He said yes, put it in the GPS, and off we went! HAHA
​Here's some photos:

After we went for dinner, still talking (at this point it turns out he knows Russian (my mother tongue) so we switch language), and then he absolutely insisted on getting me a hotel, so I would get rest and not go to Berlin too late at night.
I was confused and surprised, also slightly uncomfortable, thinking ohhh, he must want something from me because of this...
No; he drove me to the ferry hotel, payed for a single room, had a coffee together with some more conversation, gave me a short hug and left.
Just like that.
Did I mention he payed for everything?!
Asking absolutely NOTHING in return, and not doing or saying anything innapropariate the whole time.
People... are... insane sometimes.
Insanely kind.
I'm so grateful for the universe right know, WOOOW! When I'm in my essence, in my body, full of energy, it seems like everything is falling into place. Now better than before, I guess I need it a lot right now to recover, so more abundance is coming <3

So after he left, I randomly opened the fire escape door outside my room, asking the chef if he had any food left over.
​He asked me if I want Cesar salad, and asked me into the kitchen.
Shoutout to Restaurant Marni by the ferry, for awesome company and food!! 

We had some drinks, some nice conversation, and the cook (apparently the owner) was a good salsa dancer! We had a spin on the sticky kitchen floor, in combination with Bitter Dansk (danish herbal alcohol thingy) that was just too much fun!
Now I'm up in my room, on clean sheets first time in a long time (it seems, at least), enjoying being clean and slightly tipsy.
Tomorrow (or, I guess, today), the journey continues!

Love and dance,
​//Gypsy Queen is back!