What do you do for New Year's Eve?
The Breadman and I had a couple fun years at the local nightclub drinking champagne and ringing in the New Year with a big old sloppy kiss and a balloon drop. (I used to be a LOT of fun after a couple of glasses of champagne. In fact, if he was smart, The Breadman would serve me champagne every night. :) )
Then we got married.
And had The Bean.
Now we are old and frumpy and just stay home. But, that's okay by me.
For a few years, we even rang in the New Year New York time so we could go to bed early. So sad.
Now we stay up until midnight and watch New Year's Rocking Eve and have a toast of sparking grape juice in our PJ's. Woo-hoo.
I actually found and used my New Year's Eve decorations for the first time. Double Woo-hoo!
Here's wishing all of you a SAFE and HAPPY New Year!
2012
Happy New Year, Shara! I love your New Year display!!! I have got to get up a post about some beautiful vintage, handpainted Polish glass ornaments that I got from my mom. I thought of you the minute she showed them to me! I will think of you every time I put them out! I also thought of you today as I shopped at the Goodwill. I found some great things for my house and couldn't believe the high prices (hence, thinking of you!). BUT the cashier forgot to charge me for a very large basket that was marked $9.99! I didn't realize it until I got home and looked at the reciept and I live an hour from the store...so I will have to figure out a way to repay the "good deed" to keep the good karma! LOL Hope that 2012 will keep you and your family healthy and happy!!!
ReplyDeleteLOL, I can so relate to your post! I am sitting with an almost asleep 4 yo and my 9 yo watching the old Clint Eastwood movie Any Which Way You Can. I used to be fun after a drink or two too. 'Course that fun got me the 9 yo!
ReplyDeleteHappy 2012!!
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