Weekend Fun

Here's what I did for fun this past weekend.

  • Watched Avatar.
  • Had a dim sum dinner.
  • Chucked out the Christmas tree, lopped off the branches and kept the trunk to bring to my dad's place for firewood. (This doesn't sound like fun? Well, my life consists of fun, work and chores, and anything related to Christmas trees has to be sorted under "fun".)
  • Went skiing on the golf course.
  • Had friends over for dinner and a game of Power Grid.

And you, Dear Reader?


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Hej Martin!
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And sun!

Your's is a nice blogg, I follow it rather keenly archeology beeing "Eine alte Liebe"!

Hyvää uutta vuotta!

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