Merry Christmas, happy holidays!

The time has come again for presents, burning candles, Christmas trees, glögg, Santa and other assorted goodness.

I just wanted to take this opportunity to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy Holiday!

I will take what at least I see as a well-deserved break from work, the web, programming and blogging until January 7th 2008. Don’t worry, though, I’ll make an exception and write a summary of 2007 when it comes to an end, but besides from that there will be no more posts till 2008 has gotten well on its feet and one week into January.

Christmas shopping

Today I did the last Christmas shopping together with my dear friend Henrik Box, and it was quite a lovely day. Thanks Henrik, for putting up with carrying all my shit around! I sincerely hope that my family will love the gifts, and that I did the right choices throughout the day. :-)

A small Christmas tree

For three years now, we’ve had gargantuan Christmas trees since our high ceiling in the living room allows it. They’ve been 4 to 4 and a half meters tall (about 13 to 14 feet), but this year Fredrika and Emilia (my oldest daughter) decided that they wanted “a small” Christmas tree. In my mind, they just aren’t visionary enough, but in all fairness, it’s their decision to. So this year the tree is only a little over 2 meters (6.5 feet), and we’ll see how that goes… :-)

Merry Christmas!

Time to stop blogging now, although I realize each and every day how I’ve become completely addicted to writing and generally just doing things with the computer/Internet. I wish you great holidays, and hope to see you back here soon!

A picture om my daughters wearing Christmas outfits

In Sweden, we say: God Jul. What do you say in your country?

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