Photos that should be too old to be on display but too good to be removed....

_barnkalas_

	In the year of 2003, four friends celebrated a total of 120 years in existence. The event was honored with a big party for friends and family on Midsummer's Eve.		A little drink to loosen up before the dinner...
	The party people.		Beautiful. Warning: singing and drinking may harm your health.
	Jonas warms up everyone with some aerobics. Then we dance traditional Swedish dances, including I'm Blue Da Da Di...		Nothing beats a good hangover the day after the night before.

_india_

	November 2003: Most of the roads in Bombay have dynamic bandwidths - but buses have the right of way.		Driving consists of politely honking the horn to ask whatever is in front of the car (including animals) to move aside. That's why it says "Honk Ok Please."
	There are a lot of contrasts - luxury homes with tons of marble, and across the street desperately constructed shacks. It's hard to take in.		Going to the restroom is an... "adventure" - especially for #2. In America this is a lawsuit waiting to happen. In India this is "no problem!"
	Following the tradition from New Zealand, I needed a picture of me and a penguin... This penguin is unfortunately used as a trashcan.		In the Kanheri Caves there are a lot of caves and sculptures. I guess they didn't need silicone back then...
	Priests were living in the caves. Al is standing in front of a very big Buddah, grabbing firmly at the toe so that he won't fall in amazement.		On February 28, 1948, the last British troops ceremonially left India through the Gateway of India to emphasize India's new independence. When the troops had passed through the crowds started singing Auld Lang Syne.
	Now, the Gateway of India is a tourist-trap... This guy was playing with two cobras. He got bitten.		There are many luxurious hotels in India. This is the Taj Mahal Hotel in downtown Bombay.
	And street-vendors everywhere. And autorickshaws (made by Bajaj.)		The lone Grandpa Monkey looking after his family.

_parties_

	Melissa and me at the (Swedish) Christmas Party 2003.		José apparently had too much Christmas food. Or was it glögg?
	The ever so cute little Lisa is taking pictures...		...and her mom, Sharen, is having a Kodak moment. Wait a minute, she's photographing me!
	On Evelyn's Babyshower 2003, we guys were forced to participate. Man, it sucks having to attend a happening with free food, beer, and lots of women...		Alex and Gloria are discussing the latest technological advancements in medical science.
	Ahh, free beer. Now we're talking. The grownups are playing. Alex is feeding Chrille some liquid bread.		And of course the mother (and father) to be has to receive (apparently really funny) gifts.

_weddings & baptisms_

	In September of 2003, John and Laura got married in New Jersey. The circle was now completed...		The stunning bride and her (almost) equally stunning mother.
	My two ladies to the table, Michelle and Danielle, and Laura herself.		Laura, her charming daughter, and her friend.
	The Johansson's (and then some) by the fountain. Alana, Sandy, Nina, Anders, Amanda, and Melissa.		Nina and Anneli hanging out in the church.
	Melissa and Harold, the proud god-parents.		But best of all were the grapes.

_miscellaneous_

	Hanging out at Furusjö. The winter of 2002 brought perfect skating-ice on the lakes.		My house on a cold winter afternoon.
	And the kidz hafta skejt.		The Ivarsson family is walking on water
	The cat is enjoying some company, even though it's just a doll...		My grandmother and her son.
	The old church in Hyssna, from the 10th century.		My dad is bowling to celebrate his 60th birthday.
	My aunt and cousins. Dane, Ann, Gunilla, and Isa.		The Swedish King's butler, Claes and my mom discussing gardening issues.
	I'm hanging out in front of Lilla-Sjö.		Gunilla and Ann are celebrating my birthday.
	Deb and Sharon visited me to sample my cooking. They left satisfied.		My good friend at Sun Key.