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... seven sons of Fëanor, six tyeller of Tengwar, fiiiiive Istariiii; four Elven kindreds, three Silmarils, two shiny Trees, and One Ring to ruuuule them aaaaall-- *shot*
I've been strangely lazy as far as updating my lj is concerned these last days, so the post-Christmas post has had to wait until today. And as I'm still lazy and don't want to recount three days of celebrating, I'll just post some photos with commentary. Click on the small pics to be linked to larger ones, as usual.
( LJ-cut for picspam )
And that, as they say, is that.
The rest of the week has been spent reading and artsing and relaxing. Tonight I'll join![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
fuchs, 
Elia, kaneda, elfy, malicedl and shiverdl for their New Year's Eve party. I'm glad it's only a small party this time; I like small familiar parties. I just hope the drive to Cologne and back won't be too complicated (it has been snowing and freezing the last few days, but today it's raining, so unless it freezes over, the roads should be clear). Yay.
It'll be the first New Year's Eve in two years that Jörg and I won't spend together (he'll be celebrating in Cologne as well, but with former co-students of his). That's a strange feeling.
In other news, holy crap, Turkish delight is insanely complicated to make. The recipe must have been invented by insane drunken Noldor under influence of drugs who didn't have anything better to do with their time. Seriously. I had played with the thought of trying to make some for the party, but one look at the recipe convinced me that I didn't really want to try. Good grief.
And now:If I don't see/ read you again until next year: All the very best for 2006! See you on the other side. :)
I've been strangely lazy as far as updating my lj is concerned these last days, so the post-Christmas post has had to wait until today. And as I'm still lazy and don't want to recount three days of celebrating, I'll just post some photos with commentary. Click on the small pics to be linked to larger ones, as usual.
( LJ-cut for picspam )
And that, as they say, is that.
The rest of the week has been spent reading and artsing and relaxing. Tonight I'll join
fuchs, Elia, kaneda, elfy, malicedl and shiverdl for their New Year's Eve party. I'm glad it's only a small party this time; I like small familiar parties. I just hope the drive to Cologne and back won't be too complicated (it has been snowing and freezing the last few days, but today it's raining, so unless it freezes over, the roads should be clear). Yay.It'll be the first New Year's Eve in two years that Jörg and I won't spend together (he'll be celebrating in Cologne as well, but with former co-students of his). That's a strange feeling.
In other news, holy crap, Turkish delight is insanely complicated to make. The recipe must have been invented by insane drunken Noldor under influence of drugs who didn't have anything better to do with their time. Seriously. I had played with the thought of trying to make some for the party, but one look at the recipe convinced me that I didn't really want to try. Good grief.
And now:If I don't see/ read you again until next year: All the very best for 2006! See you on the other side. :)
