I studied abroad in Denmark this past fall 2010 and I give some credit to my Palmer sisters for my successful departure, stay and return. Studying abroad had not been a priority when I thought of my college career, but peers and mentors encouraged me with stories of their experiences. I talked to Palmers who had gone to Europe and got useful advice from them. While I was in Denmark, I was glad to have been forewarned of watching out for all the bikes thanks to Miss Ellen Anderson, who unfortunately did not have the same precautions and ended up getting hurt by a bike. Once past all the technicalities of having the right charger and enough toothpaste, I also had to face the change in lifestyle and missing those in California. My Palmer sisters were always keeping me updated with e-mails, tagging me in Facebook pictures of events where I would have been present, and even telling prospective Palmers about me so that while I missed them very much, I also felt included. I biked to where the Baltic Sea and the North Sea meet and clash in Denmark; witnessed a live anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction and a live open-heart pig operation in Sweden and Estonia, respectively; climbed to the Acropolis/Parthenon in Greece; and found the statue of the Fallen Angel in Spain with new found Italian friends. I had a blast and took countless pictures, always thinking of how I would share them with my sisters. Although they were unable to send their care package to me while I was abroad, I was moved when I received it upon my arrival. I had an easy transition back to the Palmer Society and California, and one of the reasons was the support and excitement my Palmer sisters exhibited. I am happy to be back, share my experiences and continue to make more memories with my Palmer sisters.