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It's Alexander Skarsgard aka Eric Northman from Trueblood.

I've had quite an eventful holiday this year. There's many changes happening, so I'm pretty much just rolling with the punches. Despite my expectations, I've had a good Christmas this year. I've spent a lot of time catching up with friends, and for that I am thankful. I just got back from one of my friends' family Christmas parties. We had Chorizo and steak, we busted piñatas, and I even learned to dance the Cumbia (although not very well) . Maybe I should've been born Mexican, because they sure know how to have fun. ;) 

In the morning, we'll be opening presents. I'll make sure to do a separate post for that. 

And now for something completely different...I was quite proud of this outfit, because I tied the tie all by myself like a big girl. The top says,"Buzzkill Police." 
Goodnight, everyone. I have to go to sleep now since it's almost the witching hour, and creepy-Clause will be breaking into my house any minute. 
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  1. SarahWalrusDecember 25, 2012 at 2:37 AM

    You look totally Punk-rock in that outfit post! It's so awesome! Plus, those shoes, man are killer! I love the colour!

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    1. OddGhoulOutDecember 25, 2012 at 4:03 PM

      Aw, Thanks! The boots are from Target. I don't know if they have them where you are, but it's sort of like a more upscale Walmart.

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