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Hadn't been home for long, before it was off again. Sweden first, then Berlin. Just got home yesterday, and I'm already at work (place of writing). It sucks. Wouldn't have minded a little time to recover in the comfort of my own home. But oh well.

I'm writing out the memoirs from the trip, as a day by day diary thingymajig. Got the first few days down. But in order for it not to be too repetitious, I've decided to alternate entries with other random stuff, in true Dalif.com style.

Berlin was ace by the way, thanks for asking. I love that city. Cheap and huge.

On a final note, I found it amusing, or even amazing, that I've now typed over 1 million characters in the 3 years and 8 months lifespan of this blog. 1.000.000 characters. That's a fuckload, in case you were wondering.

Once again, I'm the primary force behind a new and ambitious project. It has potential for greatness. Of course, in my head, it's already the biggest thing to hit the web, since sliced bread went digital. But I do know, when keeping it real, that the idea in itself does have some merit. And that, if done right, I can get at least some kind of decent thing out of it. The usual question is, can I do it right?

Well, it seems the spambots really like that new entry. The Moose Burger and Lost Phone one. Over the past few days, I've had to delete a fuckload of comments regarding all kinds of shit like cialis, viagra and the odd mortgage request. I dunno what it is, but some entries must contain a certain set of words or something, that sets the bots off. And commenting galore just starts raining in over this site.

Anywho, I don't want the spammofos ruining my sense of aestetics, so I've just shut the comments off for that particular entry. If you have something REALLY important comment for the entry, let me know. If not, don't let me know. Either way... uhm... go about your business. That's all.

Quite an eventful day, the fact that I worked yesterday, and again tonight, taken into consideration. I was outside (yes, out in the thing called nature (seperate entry will follow)), and didn't get a whole lot of sleep. So I was grateful that I managed to bring along my laptop to work. Without it, I would've been bored to tears... and probably fallen asleep several times.