In honour of my 300th Blog Posting, I thought I'd post something that I hope you'll enjoy.
I have made a short video slide-show presentation of some of my favourite photos I took during 2009. I had a particularly enjoyable and successful year with my camera as I think I produced some fairly good photos. I was pleased with the results at least.
Any way, I hope you like the show.
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Showing posts with label 2009. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2009. Show all posts
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Tuesday, December 01, 2009
My 2009 Christmas Wish List
It’s December and we’re less than a month away from 2010 and the end of another decade. We’re also quickly approaching Christmas and all of the gifts, food and festivities that go along with it.
Last year I didn’t ask for much but was very happy to see a new snow blower on Christmas morning. My back was very thankful for this gift and it was put to good use with the long, cold and snowy winter weather we had. I’m sure this winter will bring more of the same.
But traditionally the Bundy Wish List has included items of a more unrealistic nature. These are gifts that range from a slight possibility of receiving to presents that I have no chance in hell of seeing under my tree. It’s more of a “Not in Your Wildest Dreams Christmas List”. Obviously a large sum of money or unlimited wealth would be my first choice but for this list, I’ll only mention actual items that could be purchased...but not by me personally.
So, let’s have some fun shall we?
Obviously I’d settle for the gift of good health and happiness for me and my family for many years to come. I won’t lie though…the unlimited wealth part would be nice to have as well.
I hope all of your Christmas Wishes come true.
Last year I didn’t ask for much but was very happy to see a new snow blower on Christmas morning. My back was very thankful for this gift and it was put to good use with the long, cold and snowy winter weather we had. I’m sure this winter will bring more of the same.
But traditionally the Bundy Wish List has included items of a more unrealistic nature. These are gifts that range from a slight possibility of receiving to presents that I have no chance in hell of seeing under my tree. It’s more of a “Not in Your Wildest Dreams Christmas List”. Obviously a large sum of money or unlimited wealth would be my first choice but for this list, I’ll only mention actual items that could be purchased...but not by me personally.
So, let’s have some fun shall we?
32GB iPod Touch
Cost: $299

Nikon D3x DSLR Camera
Cost: $8000
(an assortment of macro, telephoto and f/2.8 lenses would be nice as well)

Blackberry Bold 9000
Cost: $600

52” Samsung LCD 1080p 240Hz Television
Cost: $2800

27” iMac Computer
Cost: $2100

Dell XPS Computer w/ 2-24” Monitors
Cost: $4000
Season Tickets for Montreal Canadiens
Cost: Priceless

Private U2 Concert with friends
Cost: I can’t even imagine

2010 Lincoln MKX
Cost: $50 500

2010 Mercedes-Benz SLK300 (for home in Florida)
Cost: $71 000

2010 Cadillac Escalade
Cost: $ 90 000

New Home in Canada
Cost: $1 500 000

New Home in Florida
Cost: $3 000 000

I think that’s just about it. I’m sure there are other things that will come to mind but those are the big ticket items for the most part.Cost: $299

Nikon D3x DSLR Camera
Cost: $8000
(an assortment of macro, telephoto and f/2.8 lenses would be nice as well)

Blackberry Bold 9000
Cost: $600
52” Samsung LCD 1080p 240Hz Television
Cost: $2800

27” iMac Computer
Cost: $2100

Dell XPS Computer w/ 2-24” Monitors
Cost: $4000
Season Tickets for Montreal CanadiensCost: Priceless

Private U2 Concert with friends
Cost: I can’t even imagine

2010 Lincoln MKX
Cost: $50 500

2010 Mercedes-Benz SLK300 (for home in Florida)
Cost: $71 000

2010 Cadillac Escalade
Cost: $ 90 000

New Home in Canada
Cost: $1 500 000

New Home in Florida
Cost: $3 000 000

Obviously I’d settle for the gift of good health and happiness for me and my family for many years to come. I won’t lie though…the unlimited wealth part would be nice to have as well.
I hope all of your Christmas Wishes come true.
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