Since it's Christmas, I will do some updates of what & where I had went regarding Christmas.

Sunday, May 27, 2007 - Alaska, USA

I am at the North Pole! The very top point of the World! And here is where Santa Claus is staying.
Welcome to his house.

Feeding time for Rudolf.

Not to forget a bear hug from Mr. Polar himself

The Christmas Tree
As early as 4000 years BC, evergreen trees were used during winter solstice as a symbol of life, promising Spring's return. In the 7th century Saint Boniface, as English monk, was sent to Germany to spread the word of God. After spending a great deal of time in Thuringia, he chose to use the fir tree as an analogy of the Holy Trinity, with each corner of the tree's triangular shape representing the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Soon, the fir tree was regarded as God's tree. By the 17th century, the trees were displayed every Christmas to depict the everlasting hope of mankind.

Hiking on Gulkana Glacier

By the way if Santa ever happens to read my blog, or if anybody had noticed, I had updated my new Wishlist. These are all the items I need to get before I go back. All are necessary to setup my ultimate home theatre system in my bedroom. Some are just gifts that I want to buy for myself as Birthday or Christmas presents, as I am always alone...
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all gone, just like that... 5:50 PM