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Old 12/31/04, 07:35 AM
 
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Don't Feel Like Celebrating

Is it just me? With so much of the World in misery, I just don't feel like celebrating New Year's Eve tonight.
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Old 12/31/04, 07:37 AM
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You can quitely celebrate a New Year to make things better....

HAPPY NEW YEAR
and may the world look better for you and yours and everyone else. This coming year.

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Old 12/31/04, 07:41 AM
 
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Never been much of a New Year's celebrator anyway. We'll likely just have some shrimp and watch television - unless I can convince my hubby to order us some chinese food - haven't had it in awhile.
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Old 12/31/04, 07:53 AM
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Nope, we will probably just make some tacos, sit by the woodstove and snooze. Going to Mass in the morning, and then to my BIL's to play some cards tomorrow afternoon. I just do not get New Year's Eve; are ya supposed to be happy about the new year, or sad about the old year?
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Old 12/31/04, 07:59 AM
 
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New Years Eve is a celebration of the "New" year and the hope it brings.
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Old 12/31/04, 08:04 AM
 
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Never been much of a New Year's celebrator anyway. We'll likely just have some shrimp and watch television - unless I can convince my hubby to order us some chinese food - haven't had it in awhile.
Just noticed your name...how strange...when my babies were little, they would get cold at night, and jump in my bed and say 'Mom, can we snugglebunny?" I never heard that term before until now...weird!
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Old 12/31/04, 08:25 AM
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To quote the Queen of England, "This has not been my favorite year".

Well. I will be glad to see a new year anyways. I am hoping for a better one.

As for not celebrating, we have never enjoyed going out in a crowd of ANY sort! We usually just have snacks and a few drinks at home. The kids get to sleep on the living room floor as a treat. It is more of a toast than a celebration.
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Old 12/31/04, 09:20 AM
 
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Each day and each year are what YOU make it. YOU can decide if it is going to be a good one or a bad one. YOU are in control of your mood.

This past year has not been great OVERALL, but there are many many things for me to be thankful for, and I CHOOSE to celebrate those things, not fret over the bad things.

I also expect good things to occur in the New Year and plan to concentrate my thoughts on them.

MY GLASS IS AT LEAST HALF FULL - also part empty, but the empty part is what I have already consumed and enjoyed.
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