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Merry Christmas 2010!
I gave a simple gift for TwoStepsBehind…

the snow fall!

The festive season reminded of my very first snow experience about 2 years ago.
Simply… AMAZING!

my VERY first snow experience ever in my life! Vancouver, Canada! Just minutes into the New Year 2009!

By Natt ( September 30, 2009 at 11:57 pm) · Filed under Travel, Canada, Travel, Vancouver · Edit

Finally I got my iPhone updated to 3.0!!! So I thought I could send pics from my mobile vis MMS, but… NOPE! Whatever the reason is… I just don’t want to bother with it anymore. I couldn’t update my phone regularly via iTune because it locked to a US mobile carrier. If I were to update it normally, as I did once… the one expression I’d have is just… “EEK!” So I bring my phone to a shop at MBK, tell them my situation and they have it taken care of within the hour. Yes!!! Now I can CUT and PASTE! What else is good about 3.0? Ahh yes there is an application that allows me to BLOG on the iPhone! Sweet!

I still don’t know why the website’s server is so unstable that it is unavailable most of the time! Sigh…

Now the picture was taken at Vancouver, Canada just a few minutes after midnight on New Year 2009. It was my VERY first snow experience ever in my life! The falling snow feel greats… but the snow on the ground, does NOT!

Great times!!!

“The future lies before you, like paths of pure white snow.
Be careful how you tread it, for every step will show.”

Author Unknown

I had this picture processed for few day before I have it posted here today. I was thinking of how to explain or what to write for this picture. And then… today while searching for an inspirational quote (as usual) I came across this quote and I find that to be the best fit for picture.

The picture was taken minutes after arriving at Vancouver, Canada… on late December 2008 during the road trip to 2009′s New Year countdown in Vancouver. Hans choose to show us a short cut to our hotel… what a great idea… NOT! Our car almost stuck in the snow because we had no tire chains on it. Fortunately, Hans gots skills and drove us out of there and back to the road.