Cute Google Doodle of Winter Solstice 2014 makes Tweeps and Facebookers glad

By David Khoirul

Saturday, December 20, 2014

Well, it's funny title actually. But I'd let you know that if today you don't check Google.com, go check it. It has a new doodle to mark the shortest day of 2014 Winter Solstice. The animation in the homepage depicts a Father Christmas helping two children create a snowman.  Then the kids's mother comes and produces a carrot from her bag to use as the snowman's nose. On social networks such as Path, Twiiter, Facebook and Instagram, some people use the cartoon as their cover and profile picture.

While many people make the doodle their photo, I am not interested in doing the same thing. I can make my own cartoon if I want to. But today after being patient for having someone leaving in a relationship, I have no mood for drawing. Agsya usually requests some digital painting on my phone and our laptop using Photoshop, but today, without him, I will not make any artwork. Meanwhile, I will focus only on this blog, writing blog posts as many as possible, as diligent as I can endeavor.

TV? No, don't talk about TV. I have lived without it for six months, and I know how to enjoy my day without TV at home and be happy. Almost every day, Google releases doodles in the homepage. Some are cute, scary and intriguing. Sury onced asked me to apply for the position of an artist or translator when Google has its own office in Jakarta. But there are many better artists out there, and Google probably doesn't want my style of drawing.

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