Not much going on, it’s chilly and dreary. We all have the munchies too much and have that feeling we are getting the sniffles. Bri was knocking out a wall in the basement (yep) bathroom on Saturday that was blocking a combination of about 12′ of shelves I need for my holiday decorations. He’s not finished yet.
Hmmm…resolutions…the same old thing-eat healthier, exercise, lose weight. With my hobbies, I don’t make lists like my stitchy pals, I just tell myself to work on UFOs, make some Christmas ornaments and do a few charity squares.
Sunday we went to church, then to a local home center (checking out what was left of their holiday decorations- got a few) , went to Wawa for hoagies and finally food shopping. I plan to have all finger foods tomorrow for dinner and snacking.
That’s all folks and here is ‘Happy New Year’ in several languages:
| Happy New YearIn Many Languages |
| Chinese (Cantonese) Gung hay fat choy (a New Year greeting meaning, “May you become prosperous.”) Sun nien fai lok (meaning, “Happy new year”) Chinese (Mandarin) Xin nian yu kuai Danish Godt Nytår Dutch Gelukkig nieuwjaar Farsi Aide shoma mobarak French Bonne année Gaelic Aith-bhliain Fe Nhaise Dhuit German Gutes Neues Jahr <!– Greek Kali chronia–> Hawaiian Hauoli Makahiki Hou Hebrew Shanah tovah Hmong Nyob zoo xyoo tshiab Indonesian elamat Tahun Baru |
Italian Buon Capo d’Anno Japanese Akemashite Omedetou Gozaimasu Norwegian Godt Nyttår Pilipino (Tagalog) Maligayang Bagong Taon Polish Szczesliwego Nowego roku Portuguese Feliz ano novo Romanian La Multi Ani Russian S Novym Godom Spanish Feliz Año Nuevo Sudanese Wilujeng Tahun Baru Swedish Gott Nytt År Turkish Yeni Yiliniz Kutlu Olsun Welsh Blwyddyn Newydd Dda |
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We’re going to church tonight for the Holy Day and then it’s snacking, finger foods and watnot here at the homestead….I’m getting sick of eating! So Jan. 1…it’s slimfast!
OOppss! Forgot to say I wish you the merriest of New years!
Oh wow, I can’t believe you had a wall hiding all those shelves, it’s no wonder you asked Bri to take it down! lol
New Year is a time for celebration of love, of life, of friendship. It’s the time to thank God for wonderful friends, and to bring to their lives as much magic as they bring to ours…so here’s celebrating our friendship and praying that its magic continues forever. Happy New Year to you and yours dear Dianne! xoxo
Hope you’re feeling better real soon, Dianne, so that you can have a very Happy New Year!! 😀