Dagelijks leven in Ijsland/My daily life in Iceland

If ever you thought life was different here, you were wrong. Really?? Well, you decide. Most of the comments to the pictures are written in English, some of them in Flemish, and a few words here and there in Icelandic. Just to throw you off.

Friday, December 29, 2006

The proud owners of the gold medal (which are not included on the picture) : Elin and Sissa. It was not an easy day, but totally enjoyable. Hverjir eru bestir ( who are the best): FH Posted by Picasa

As usual, we spend two days between christmas and new year at the soccer tournament in Kopavogur (annual event) . This year, the best part of the day was when Eidur Smari Gudjohnsen (Barcelona striker) signed Jonatans shirt and he got his picture taken with him. Posted by Picasa

Sunna Karen and Inga Lilja (who looks A LOT like her mom) in matching outfits. Posted by Picasa

Parents to be (June 2007), Stebbi and Eva Dis Posted by Picasa

Kiki got a lot of attention, and rarely are small children scared of her, but of course, when you are in the good hands of amma Steingerdur, you should not be afraid of anything! (here with Helga Maria) Posted by Picasa

What a difference a year makes: last year we only had 3 babies, this year the picture was a little harder to take: from left to right: Sunna Karen Ingadottir, Helga Maria Kristinsdottir (with mom Asthildur of course) and Hekla Björk Sigthorsdottir (with mom Hjördis). Posted by Picasa

Sunday, December 24, 2006

Jonatan, with his new cool necklace and Barcelona shirt, definately happy Posted by Picasa

Elin, wearing her new earrings and new pyjama, definitely happy! Posted by Picasa

Our Christmas tree, anno 2006 : this time, for the first and probably last, it was a real one (not an artificial one) but pabbi's allergies flared up, and he has been suffering since, the poor chap. When this picture was taken we were only moments away from the start of the most exciting moment of the year for a 7 and 12 year old... Posted by Picasa

Jonatan during a soccer training session. As you can probably see, he is a lot smaller than the other guys, which is because he' s training with older kids. Posted by Picasa

To friends near and far: merry Christmas

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Monday, December 11, 2006

The neverending story: the tiles are on the floor, the big job still to be done is to put grout between the tiles. But we will get there before Christmas - hopefully Posted by Picasa