Diamond White

Shut it down... They notice... 💎👑🐐🎁

🇳🇴 Left the city & a caught a train to a real life winter wonderland ❄️❄️❄️ omg it snowed the ENTIRE time! It was so BEAUTIFUL… I had the greatest day 🙈 This reminded me of when my mommy use to get me dressed to go play in the snow when I was a kid. 🥰 PSA Real Summer bodies are built in the winter not on an operating table during tax season! 🤷🏽‍♀️ 💎👑🐐🎁

They don't have to like it... trust me they LOOKING 🍑 seen it tho... 😉 💎👑🐐🎁

🇩🇰👑 At the Hamlet Castle twirling around in authentic royal garments feeling like a queen preparing for tonight's ball. Trying to figure out how to play spades with a foreign deck of cards (because somebody gon' get this work) 🤑 all while be surprisingly shocked at how comfortable this bed is that turned me into sleeping beauty. 😩 This bed may be old but this mattress is definitely new 😂 When I sat down at the puzzle I loved that it said DWC... (Thank you 💜🙈) but no I did not even attempt to put that puzzle together... 😬 Nevertheless, My time here has been wonderful. I learned a lot, played even more & got some work done... mission accomplished 🤑 💎👑🐐🎁

🇩🇰 Journeyed from Copenhagen to Helsingør, Denmark to visit the Kronborg Castle globally known as the setting for Shakespeare’s famous play Hamlet. Which is why it is also known to be called the Hamlet Castle. This castle is huge so of course I worked up an appetite & a different level of exhaustion as I explored every inch. 🥰 I enjoyed stepping back in time to explore its rich history, climbing to the top of the Tower for panoramic views & of course going to the chapel. They made me feel like a Queen and I’m so grateful for this experience. 💎👑🐐🎁

👀 They watch how I move... Respectfully Mrs. PTSO 🤑 💎👑🐐🎁🇩🇰

🇩🇰🧜🏽‍♀️The Little Mermaid in Copenhagen is an iconic bronze statue, by Danish sculptor Edvard Eriksen. It’s perched on a rock by the Langelinie promenade. It has symbolized Copenhagen since 1913. Her story begins with Danish author Hans Christian Andersen, who wrote "The Little Mermaid" in 1837. The statue depicts a mermaid longing for the human world, with her face modeled after ballerina Ellen Price and her body after Eriksen's wife, Eline because Ellen did not want to pose n**e. Andersen’s story is so inspiring because he is a true rags to riches story. He came to Copenhagen by himself at just 14 years old with only enough money for ONE nights stay & he had no family or friends here. The next day he walked to the Royal Theatre & auditioned to be an actor but basically he was told he’s too ugly. He went back & auditioned for ballet which was a complete bust. He did some crying but he didn’t give up! He managed to secure a spot in the Royal Opera Choir. However due to puberty & his voice changing he had a very short stint in the Royal Danish Theatre choir, in addition to they said he didn’t have the right look. He still didn’t give up. He went back again & his mentor admired his persistency & asked can you write. Andersen said yes so he encouraged him to write. While he originally sought to be a star on the stage, he later recognized his talent was for bringing stories to life. Although his first plays were rejected he never gave up! He went on to become very famous, successful & wealthy. His early failures and lower-class upbringing inspired his classic tale “The Ugly Duckling," which mirrors his struggle with not fitting in. Moral of the story: NEVER worry about fitting in because ppl who are chosen weren’t meant to STAND OUT!!! 🏆 💎👑🐐🎁

🇩🇰 FYI when you see the flag raised it means the Royal family is home... When you see my flag it means the Amalienborg Palace has a very important visitor!! 🤑 💎👑🐐🎁

Happy My GOD is not dead for he is risen Day 🙌🏾✝️ 💎👑🐐🎁

🇩🇰 In working on my coping mechanisms... 🤑💰 💎👑🐐🎁

🇩🇰✈️🥶 Real PEACE is the prize 🏆 💎👑🐐🎁

🇸🇪❄️ Please don't compare them to me... we are berry different! 💎👑🐐🎁