Life of Tiger: Christmas

27 dec. 2011

Christmas trash

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A lot of Christmas trash after the weekend, but now the apartment is clean again!

26 dec. 2011

Some of the Christmas gifts

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A really nice shirt from Bondelid from my mom. I used the first time today and I have already received nice comments on it!

A beautiful rhinestone necklace from Jair. Simple but stylish too!

The icing on the cake was Jair's presents which was an alarm clock for my pandora bracelet. He said that this reminded him of me because I always snooze in the morning and if he doesn't yell: EMMA! The alarm will sound like BANG-BANG-BANG basically FOREVER!!

Traces of last night...

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Our backyard!

Boxing day at my Dad's house!

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By the way, I think all Swedish people will agree on this; isn't it weird that "Annandag jul" is called Boxing day?? Why, are you suppose to be boxing? Or where Jesus boxing? Where the hell does this expression comes from?

For all who read this but doesn't know what Boxing day is in their language. Boxing day is the second day after Christmas Eve. Therefore Boxing Day is always the 26th of December. Boxing Day in Swedish is "Annandag jul"

Jair, me, Dad & Jack (little brother)!

On the way home from a short but nice Christmas celebration at dad, Linda & Jack's place! Jack got his third radio-controlled car. Dad and Linda got a chocolate-fondue-set, we believe that it will be popular at their place!