On this eve of the coming year, I just wanted to wish everyone a HAPPY NEW YEARS.
This is actually the first time that I will spend this special day away from my two older boys. I am not sure if I really like it, but what can I really do. Kiddos, I love you two very much and miss you guys like crazy.
Be safe everyone and I hope you spend this day happy and with those you really love and enjoy.
Every chance I get, I always try to organize the million photos that I have. Anyway, I came across some that I wanted to share.
I think I must of been around 4 here with my Uncles and Aunt. 
Me again with my Uncles and Aunt Christmas eve. 
My brother and me. 
Now my kids with Santa.
I was clearing and organizing my pictures when I came across the Morningwood and The Sounds concert. I have to tell ya, it was actually a good one.
The Sounds
THE MOOSE
This past Wednesday, after having lunch with the family in Ringsted, we went to visit one of the seven round churches found here on Zealand. The other six are found on Bornholm.
I am always stoked when I hear how old these buildings are. Bjernede Rundkirke's granite foundation is from about the year 1170 and the pulpit from the 1600's. Amazing!
I was hoping to take a glimpse of the church's interior, but because we visited during the Christmas holidays, it was closed.
Here are some pictures I took.
I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
I'm proud to be able to experience living in Denmark... and hope to explore more.
Greetings to all! We spent our Christmas with Torben and family. Since I'm not much of a fan of this Holiday, I must say that spending it with the Petersen's was wonderful. It brought back only one other Christmas memory when I was about 4. A time where I new that I was loved by my grandparents, and that being around them meant everything to me.
As usual, I took tons of photos, but can only post my favorite.
Nicely set table.
The succulent ducks.
Torben is a good cook.
Presents
Julemand came to visit us.
Kids lighting the candles on the tree.
Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night.
Tonight, this night before the eve of Christmas, I am feeling extremely sentimental. With Josephine Baker playing in the background, the living area is set in a cozy mode. Dee is presently occupied with her laptop and Keld is doing his "tour-of-duty" at work, burning the midnight oil until the wee hours of the morn.
With the combination of the music, the fireworks lighting up the night sky, and the soothing aura of my burning candle, it's hard to know that I am thousands of miles away from my boys. I miss them so much... and you know, it's not the first time that we have been away from each other during the Christmas holidays, but to know that we are not a quick drive around the corner is painful.
So to you, Joseph, Christian, Dad, Mama and Pops, Salem, Jaws, and Jackie, remember that where ever you are, you are never forgotten.
Little boys, remember that I love you guys so much. I miss you.
After the parade, we made our way to the train station to get a glimpse of the Christmas train. As we were cutting through Føtex's parking lot, we spotted this motorcycle. The guy was sweet enough and proud to tell us a little about the model and the motorcycle organization he belonged too. Let's just say, he's no HELL'S ANGELS.
It was a nice, crisp, and cold morning.
Finally we made it to the spot where the Christmas train was coming in. Since I've always loved watching trains, I was really excited to see this one.
After meeting Frank and his family at the train station, we all walked back to the square.
I am still trying to figure out what the helk he was carrying. Is this broccoli?
Keld, Frank, Marcus, Annina, and Mom. I forgot her name. Ooops!
This was the cutest gremlin I had seen that day.
I was not sure whether to be appalled or in awe with these shoes. The Southern American in me finds these really tacky, but then the Mexican in me comes out and LOVES them.
