The exciting life of the Löfmans
Anneli and Vincent stopped by for a visit this Saturday. It turns out that Vincent is what we in Sweden call linslus (direct translation is lense louse, which roughly translates to someone who likes to have their photo taken … a lot) and as soon as he see the camera he looks straight at it. Here is a small selection of photos from that day. And besides loving the camera, he also likes to drool. 😉
It took me some time to get all the photos up on our site but finally here they are, all the photos from Christmas and New Years.
(Chiquita and) I did the main course of our New Years dinner. I started preparing it around 2 pm so that I only had to heat it and do the meat. It turned out very well, I think. At 5 pm we (Mattisa, Sofia and I) went to the Opera house to see the fireworks arranged by GP (the Gothenburg newspaper). After the fireworks we met all the others (including Chiquita) for some drinks a Jameson on the Avenue.
At Mattias and Sofia’s we had dinner and drinks and Champagne and such and then at 12 we went to Vasaparken to celebrate New Years. Chiquita and I managed to get a hold of a taxi (after much time) and went home around 2.30 am.
We had a wonderful New Years celebration.
Boxing Day was relax day. For dinner we went to Suzana, Dan and Jack (they were staying in a friends house here in Gothenburg) together with Dominique and had lovely Thai food. Dan took out the guitarr and played us some songs. We had serious disussions about anything and everything.
Well, we do since Chiquita is half English. So on Christmas Day we went to Chiquita’s mother and father’s house to celebrate Christmas again. We didn’t have Christmas food again (luckily), instead they served lovely sandwhiches and nice things to drink.
We had a lovely Christmas in our little apartment. All together we were eight adults and two children and we had to arrange and then re-arrange the dinner/computer table and the kitchen was a little too crowded for my liking sometimes, but all in all everything went smoothly. It was very nice to celebrate a rather big Christmas.
