Always beleived in Lock Ness - and here's proofs!!!

Lock Ness monster captured by Google Earth

Oh, and it's my b-day today. 40 is no age, really, though my body tried telling me something else this morning *sighs*

Had a very cosy breakfast with Amanda and Peter. Saturday we went to the center and in a music store I listening to some nice Sinatra oldies - and told Amanda (she's just 7), THIS would make mommy happy for her b-day.

She told me to go outside and wait while she and Peter would find me a gift and came running out the store with a bag in her hand saying *aren't you gonna be surpriced ...*.. And yes, I WAS this morning when I got the Sinatra cd - and she said *you had NO idea, did you?* ... no nono .. of course not *smile*

At work I was met with flags and balloons all over my office. One of the girls bought me roses from herself personaly - the company gave me a nice gift card for clothes and a very nice big bucket of flowers with soft pink roses! Another colleague of mine also gave me a personal gift - a bottle of wine and some wild flowers from 'her island'. But best of all, I got such a cute personal card I was nearly crying.

Tonight Peter and I will celebrate with some lobsters and some tiny apple pies I made when I baked a huge apple pie for my work. Everything of that was eaten btw - very popular. The apples are from our tree in the garden and they are perfect for pies and food. Peter pealed them, probably because he's b-day is next week, and if he wants a cake like this with him for work, he needs to do some of the job too :D JK - he didn't complain about it at all ;)

Waking up in the morning with a wonderful guy on your side, who you can even call your husband. And the first thing your daughter makes you is a drawing with a heart saying I LOVE YOU. Walking down the street with the sun in your eyes after a rouch week with illness and stress, you just walk there, you see all the other stressed people and smile by yourself happy it's not you, you can smell the new baked bread from the baker and the coffee from the little coffee-bikes offering freshmade mokka around on corners.

Did you ever have it like this, where you push away the stress, the financial problems, the thoughts about what you need to do but mostly, what you didnt do but should have done - and then you find out it's the little things that really matters?

With a morning like this, where the home made coffee your husband made for you for the ride in the car and with a nice easy chat, you find out this is worth more than the million you were supposed to win last saturday - if you could choose, if ANY day you had to choose - THIS would have been a perfect day to die.

And it is not to sound morbid - and I'm far from longing after death - but if it ever matters, this would have been the morning that you would wish was a last memory because it cuddled you in and made you feel happy, save and rich - in contrary being stuck to a bed in a hospital waiting for the last moment.

If I could choose, this would definitely have been one of those days ...

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UPDATE
Rofl .. to make a perfect day even more perfect! I went home, walking down to the station of Nørreport in the middle of Copenhagen - as usually. When I reached the station and the crowded Strøget, suddenly a lady in her late 50's ... alright normal looking ... stopped me and said with a big friendly smile *I really like your clothes ...* and then she walk again without a bye or anything as if nothing had happened ... I looked down and was thinking first *she wants something* or * my clothes must sit wrong* .. but then I thought by myself - maybe she could just feel it was my good day today and wanted to make it a little bit better. Big thanks from me :)

We have been waiting for so long for this update in Entropia ... more precisely 2 years.

Finaly it came. All weekend both Peter and I was so excited about it - waiting for the updates, to implement the new game on pc etc. It was like the day before x-mass even - and we where like 7 years again ...

Yesterday we managed to get into game... It took me half an hour and a crash ... but then I was in ... It took me another half an hour to figure out that all the neat mouse movements possibility was gone - that game was so laggy, that I froze so much inbetween where I could just wait untill it start moving ... that the possiblity of dragging mobs healthbars so you can click point of that to aim, run to the mob automaticly and shoot is gone ...

Tried crafting - just to discover, that you can press faster on the craft buttom, but most of the times it can't craft items ... which is just annoying.

Most mobs I killed was no loots, as usually - and not where they used to be. Which is shitty - so after running for half an hour to find a red dot, all you see is a lonely daikiba - and if you die in a fight anyway, you can't hurry back because tp chips doesn't work yet ...

Golden age my ass ...

As usually it seems as if nothing was tested! Heck, I guess it's cheaper to get it up running fast and then use the players, who spend thousands of dollars, to test it for you??? It's bad business, MA, bad business.

Yes, I'm disappointed!

I know Peter is very fond of Atlas Shrugged a novel by Ayn Rand - which he got from Saxo Bank...

I never read it because 1) it's in English and 2) it's very long ... big .. huge ... fat book...

But after having friends over for sushi and hearing them talk about the book very entusiastic - I now decided to read it ... Peter doesn't know yet. I know it would give him a kick ... and I don't want that to happen because 1) that would mean he would be happy :D and 2) then he would start bugging me with all the things from the book he needs to discuss ...

I reached page 5 ...

huh.. yeah ...