Monday, December 20, 2004

Biathlon and cookies.

This weekend was quite good. Saturday evening began at my place with a couple of friends and Winter Games on the C64. Free Skating, Speed Skating, Hot Dog Aerials (weird name, btw), Bobsled, etc. I had a bad start with no succesful landings in Hot Dog Aerials, but fortunately I persevered and won in the end. I had connected my 64 with my laptop and loaded the games from a USB memory stick. Quite nice. Look it up at www.64hdd.com. We also played some Friday the 13th, but it wasn't as good as we remembered.

Stefan got a birthday gift from the rest of the band, a song we recorded last thursday when he was celebrating with his family. It was a bit wicked, but I think he got the joke. Then we proceded to the traditional christmas party at Tove. And the rest of the night was joyous and we were merry. And maybe a bit to drunk.

Last evening I was at my mothers and made the traditional christmas cookies, swedish "spritsar". It was always made by my grandmother when she was alive, but now it is my responsibility. After the traditional screwups with to much butter and the conversion between coffeecups and deciliters, we tried to use the cookie press. And as usual the darned lid came off every five seconds. We found another cookie press but realized that when my other grandmother had used it last she hadn't cleaned it. Ten years old cookie dough is not nice. Anyways, we managed to clean it up somewhat and finally the cookies could be made. We made the decision to retire the two presses and ge a new one for next christmas.

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