Okay, I meant to post that last post today, end of the year positive send off and all. Now THIS happened. (fake frowny face)
This morning at 6:15AM, I walked (with my walker) three steps out and three steps back. I am over the moon!
Seriously, I don't "do it up" on New Years Eve, when I was younger, twenties, but no more. Always thought that was just the natural way of things, until I moved into a retirement home with a community of 70-103 year olds. Now THEY like to party! I'll have to take a photo of the recycle bin FULL of booze bottles. (Is wine booze? I don't drink.) My Aunt Violet, who lived to 103, used to have a shot of whiskey every night. I used to call my mom and Aunt Vi at midnight every year after I moved away from home. Now...eh. Maybe each year was always too full of some health crisis. In Jan. my partner begins anew her breast tumor journey. I guess I am in no hurry for all that. But, today I got a gift. I walked sturdy and strong.
During this week I also believe I may have found a publisher for a short story about my move into this retirement community. Very exciting stuff. Really, I am feeling over the moon! This is how one should feel on New Years Eve---full of hope and wanting to celebrate the wonderful possibilities that lie ahead.
While I am not into resolutions, I will share with you my big goals for 2012: Finish my book. Walk more and more. Stay strong through whatever health crisis arrive. Bring more friends over to visit. Re-elect Obama.
This will keep me very busy. I apologize now if I don't pay enough attention to my blog or yours. Believe me, I will be thinking of all of you. And I thank all of you who have supported me along my day's journeys. Peace and remember: NEVER GIVE UP.
Saturday, December 31, 2011
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Okay, I meant to post that last post today, end of the year positive send off and all. Now THIS happened. (fake frowny face)
This morning at 6:15AM, I walked (with my walker) three steps out and three steps back. I am over the moon!
Seriously, I don't "do it up" on New Years Eve, when I was younger, twenties, but no more. Always thought that was just the natural way of things, until I moved into a retirement home with a community of 70-103 year olds. Now THEY like to party! I'll have to take a photo of the recycle bin FULL of booze bottles. (Is wine booze? I don't drink.) My Aunt Violet, who lived to 103, used to have a shot of whiskey every night. I used to call my mom and Aunt Vi at midnight every year after I moved away from home. Now...eh. Maybe each year was always too full of some health crisis. In Jan. my partner begins anew her breast tumor journey. I guess I am in no hurry for all that. But, today I got a gift. I walked sturdy and strong.
During this week I also believe I may have found a publisher for a short story about my move into this retirement community. Very exciting stuff. Really, I am feeling over the moon! This is how one should feel on New Years Eve---full of hope and wanting to celebrate the wonderful possibilities that lie ahead.
While I am not into resolutions, I will share with you my big goals for 2012: Finish my book. Walk more and more. Stay strong through whatever health crisis arrive. Bring more friends over to visit. Re-elect Obama.
This will keep me very busy. I apologize now if I don't pay enough attention to my blog or yours. Believe me, I will be thinking of all of you. And I thank all of you who have supported me along my day's journeys. Peace and remember: NEVER GIVE UP.
Okay, I meant to post that last post today, end of the year positive send off and all. Now THIS happened. (fake frowny face)
This morning at 6:15AM, I walked (with my walker) three steps out and three steps back. I am over the moon!
Seriously, I don't "do it up" on New Years Eve, when I was younger, twenties, but no more. Always thought that was just the natural way of things, until I moved into a retirement home with a community of 70-103 year olds. Now THEY like to party! I'll have to take a photo of the recycle bin FULL of booze bottles. (Is wine booze? I don't drink.) My Aunt Violet, who lived to 103, used to have a shot of whiskey every night. I used to call my mom and Aunt Vi at midnight every year after I moved away from home. Now...eh. Maybe each year was always too full of some health crisis. In Jan. my partner begins anew her breast tumor journey. I guess I am in no hurry for all that. But, today I got a gift. I walked sturdy and strong.
During this week I also believe I may have found a publisher for a short story about my move into this retirement community. Very exciting stuff. Really, I am feeling over the moon! This is how one should feel on New Years Eve---full of hope and wanting to celebrate the wonderful possibilities that lie ahead.
While I am not into resolutions, I will share with you my big goals for 2012: Finish my book. Walk more and more. Stay strong through whatever health crisis arrive. Bring more friends over to visit. Re-elect Obama.
This will keep me very busy. I apologize now if I don't pay enough attention to my blog or yours. Believe me, I will be thinking of all of you. And I thank all of you who have supported me along my day's journeys. Peace and remember: NEVER GIVE UP.
Okay, I meant to post that last post today, end of the year positive send off and all. Now THIS happened. (fake frowny face)
This morning at 6:15AM, I walked (with my walker) three steps out and three steps back. I am over the moon!
Seriously, I don't "do it up" on New Years Eve, when I was younger, twenties, but no more. Always thought that was just the natural way of things, until I moved into a retirement home with a community of 70-103 year olds. Now THEY like to party! I'll have to take a photo of the recycle bin FULL of booze bottles. (Is wine booze? I don't drink.) My Aunt Violet, who lived to 103, used to have a shot of whiskey every night. I used to call my mom and Aunt Vi at midnight every year after I moved away from home. Now...eh. Maybe each year was always too full of some health crisis. In Jan. my partner begins anew her breast tumor journey. I guess I am in no hurry for all that. But, today I got a gift. I walked sturdy and strong.
During this week I also believe I may have found a publisher for a short story about my move into this retirement community. Very exciting stuff. Really, I am feeling over the moon! This is how one should feel on New Years Eve---full of hope and wanting to celebrate the wonderful possibilities that lie ahead.
While I am not into resolutions, I will share with you my big goals for 2012: Finish my book. Walk more and more. Stay strong through whatever health crisis arrive. Bring more friends over to visit. Re-elect Obama.
This will keep me very busy. I apologize now if I don't pay enough attention to my blog or yours. Believe me, I will be thinking of all of you. And I thank all of you who have supported me along my day's journeys. Peace and remember: NEVER GIVE UP.
Okay, I meant to post that last post today, end of the year positive send off and all. Now THIS happened. (fake frowny face)
This morning at 6:15AM, I walked (with my walker) three steps out and three steps back. I am over the moon!
Seriously, I don't "do it up" on New Years Eve, when I was younger, twenties, but no more. Always thought that was just the natural way of things, until I moved into a retirement home with a community of 70-103 year olds. Now THEY like to party! I'll have to take a photo of the recycle bin FULL of booze bottles. (Is wine booze? I don't drink.) My Aunt Violet, who lived to 103, used to have a shot of whiskey every night. I used to call my mom and Aunt Vi at midnight every year after I moved away from home. Now...eh. Maybe each year was always too full of some health crisis. In Jan. my partner begins anew her breast tumor journey. I guess I am in no hurry for all that. But, today I got a gift. I walked sturdy and strong.
During this week I also believe I may have found a publisher for a short story about my move into this retirement community. Very exciting stuff. Really, I am feeling over the moon! This is how one should feel on New Years Eve---full of hope and wanting to celebrate the wonderful possibilities that lie ahead.
While I am not into resolutions, I will share with you my big goals for 2012: Finish my book. Walk more and more. Stay strong through whatever health crisis arrive. Bring more friends over to visit. Re-elect Obama.
This will keep me very busy. I apologize now if I don't pay enough attention to my blog or yours. Believe me, I will be thinking of all of you. And I thank all of you who have supported me along my day's journeys. Peace and remember: NEVER GIVE UP.
Okay, I meant to post that last post today, end of the year positive send off and all. Now THIS happened. (fake frowny face)
This morning at 6:15AM, I walked (with my walker) three steps out and three steps back. I am over the moon!
Seriously, I don't "do it up" on New Years Eve, when I was younger, twenties, but no more. Always thought that was just the natural way of things, until I moved into a retirement home with a community of 70-103 year olds. Now THEY like to party! I'll have to take a photo of the recycle bin FULL of booze bottles. (Is wine booze? I don't drink.) My Aunt Violet, who lived to 103, used to have a shot of whiskey every night. I used to call my mom and Aunt Vi at midnight every year after I moved away from home. Now...eh. Maybe each year was always too full of some health crisis. In Jan. my partner begins anew her breast tumor journey. I guess I am in no hurry for all that. But, today I got a gift. I walked sturdy and strong.
During this week I also believe I may have found a publisher for a short story about my move into this retirement community. Very exciting stuff. Really, I am feeling over the moon! This is how one should feel on New Years Eve---full of hope and wanting to celebrate the wonderful possibilities that lie ahead.
While I am not into resolutions, I will share with you my big goals for 2012: Finish my book. Walk more and more. Stay strong through whatever health crisis arrive. Bring more friends over to visit. Re-elect Obama.
This will keep me very busy. I apologize now if I don't pay enough attention to my blog or yours. Believe me, I will be thinking of all of you. And I thank all of you who have supported me along my day's journeys. Peace and remember: NEVER GIVE UP.
Okay, I meant to post that last post today, end of the year positive send off and all. Now THIS happened. (fake frowny face)
This morning at 6:15AM, I walked (with my walker) three steps out and three steps back. I am over the moon!
Seriously, I don't "do it up" on New Years Eve, when I was younger, twenties, but no more. Always thought that was just the natural way of things, until I moved into a retirement home with a community of 70-103 year olds. Now THEY like to party! I'll have to take a photo of the recycle bin FULL of booze bottles. (Is wine booze? I don't drink.) My Aunt Violet, who lived to 103, used to have a shot of whiskey every night. I used to call my mom and Aunt Vi at midnight every year after I moved away from home. Now...eh. Maybe each year was always too full of some health crisis. In Jan. my partner begins anew her breast tumor journey. I guess I am in no hurry for all that. But, today I got a gift. I walked sturdy and strong.
During this week I also believe I may have found a publisher for a short story about my move into this retirement community. Very exciting stuff. Really, I am feeling over the moon! This is how one should feel on New Years Eve---full of hope and wanting to celebrate the wonderful possibilities that lie ahead.
While I am not into resolutions, I will share with you my big goals for 2012: Finish my book. Walk more and more. Stay strong through whatever health crisis arrive. Bring more friends over to visit. Re-elect Obama.
This will keep me very busy. I apologize now if I don't pay enough attention to my blog or yours. Believe me, I will be thinking of all of you. And I thank all of you who have supported me along my day's journeys. Peace and remember: NEVER GIVE UP.
Okay, I meant to post that last post today, end of the year positive send off and all. Now THIS happened. (fake frowny face)
This morning at 6:15AM, I walked (with my walker) three steps out and three steps back. I am over the moon!
Seriously, I don't "do it up" on New Years Eve, when I was younger, twenties, but no more. Always thought that was just the natural way of things, until I moved into a retirement home with a community of 70-103 year olds. Now THEY like to party! I'll have to take a photo of the recycle bin FULL of booze bottles. (Is wine booze? I don't drink.) My Aunt Violet, who lived to 103, used to have a shot of whiskey every night. I used to call my mom and Aunt Vi at midnight every year after I moved away from home. Now...eh. Maybe each year was always too full of some health crisis. In Jan. my partner begins anew her breast tumor journey. I guess I am in no hurry for all that. But, today I got a gift. I walked sturdy and strong.
During this week I also believe I may have found a publisher for a short story about my move into this retirement community. Very exciting stuff. Really, I am feeling over the moon! This is how one should feel on New Years Eve---full of hope and wanting to celebrate the wonderful possibilities that lie ahead.
While I am not into resolutions, I will share with you my big goals for 2012: Finish my book. Walk more and more. Stay strong through whatever health crisis arrive. Bring more friends over to visit. Re-elect Obama.
This will keep me very busy. I apologize now if I don't pay enough attention to my blog or yours. Believe me, I will be thinking of all of you. And I thank all of you who have supported me along my day's journeys. Peace and remember: NEVER GIVE UP.
Okay, I meant to post that last post today, end of the year positive send off and all. Now THIS happened. (fake frowny face)
This morning at 6:15AM, I walked (with my walker) three steps out and three steps back. I am over the moon!
Seriously, I don't "do it up" on New Years Eve, when I was younger, twenties, but no more. Always thought that was just the natural way of things, until I moved into a retirement home with a community of 70-103 year olds. Now THEY like to party! I'll have to take a photo of the recycle bin FULL of booze bottles. (Is wine booze? I don't drink.) My Aunt Violet, who lived to 103, used to have a shot of whiskey every night. I used to call my mom and Aunt Vi at midnight every year after I moved away from home. Now...eh. Maybe each year was always too full of some health crisis. In Jan. my partner begins anew her breast tumor journey. I guess I am in no hurry for all that. But, today I got a gift. I walked sturdy and strong.
During this week I also believe I may have found a publisher for a short story about my move into this retirement community. Very exciting stuff. Really, I am feeling over the moon! This is how one should feel on New Years Eve---full of hope and wanting to celebrate the wonderful possibilities that lie ahead.
While I am not into resolutions, I will share with you my big goals for 2012: Finish my book. Walk more and more. Stay strong through whatever health crisis arrive. Bring more friends over to visit. Re-elect Obama.
This will keep me very busy. I apologize now if I don't pay enough attention to my blog or yours. Believe me, I will be thinking of all of you. And I thank all of you who have supported me along my day's journeys. Peace and remember: NEVER GIVE UP.
Okay, I meant to post that last post today, end of the year positive send off and all. Now THIS happened. (fake frowny face)
This morning at 6:15AM, I walked (with my walker) three steps out and three steps back. I am over the moon!
Seriously, I don't "do it up" on New Years Eve, when I was younger, twenties, but no more. Always thought that was just the natural way of things, until I moved into a retirement home with a community of 70-103 year olds. Now THEY like to party! I'll have to take a photo of the recycle bin FULL of booze bottles. (Is wine booze? I don't drink.) My Aunt Violet, who lived to 103, used to have a shot of whiskey every night. I used to call my mom and Aunt Vi at midnight every year after I moved away from home. Now...eh. Maybe each year was always too full of some health crisis. In Jan. my partner begins anew her breast tumor journey. I guess I am in no hurry for all that. But, today I got a gift. I walked sturdy and strong.
During this week I also believe I may have found a publisher for a short story about my move into this retirement community. Very exciting stuff. Really, I am feeling over the moon! This is how one should feel on New Years Eve---full of hope and wanting to celebrate the wonderful possibilities that lie ahead.
While I am not into resolutions, I will share with you my big goals for 2012: Finish my book. Walk more and more. Stay strong through whatever health crisis arrive. Bring more friends over to visit. Re-elect Obama.
This will keep me very busy. I apologize now if I don't pay enough attention to my blog or yours. Believe me, I will be thinking of all of you. And I thank all of you who have supported me along my day's journeys. Peace and remember: NEVER GIVE UP.
Okay, I meant to post that last post today, end of the year positive send off and all. Now THIS happened. (fake frowny face)
This morning at 6:15AM, I walked (with my walker) three steps out and three steps back. I am over the moon!
Seriously, I don't "do it up" on New Years Eve, when I was younger, twenties, but no more. Always thought that was just the natural way of things, until I moved into a retirement home with a community of 70-103 year olds. Now THEY like to party! I'll have to take a photo of the recycle bin FULL of booze bottles. (Is wine booze? I don't drink.) My Aunt Violet, who lived to 103, used to have a shot of whiskey every night. I used to call my mom and Aunt Vi at midnight every year after I moved away from home. Now...eh. Maybe each year was always too full of some health crisis. In Jan. my partner begins anew her breast tumor journey. I guess I am in no hurry for all that. But, today I got a gift. I walked sturdy and strong.
During this week I also believe I may have found a publisher for a short story about my move into this retirement community. Very exciting stuff. Really, I am feeling over the moon! This is how one should feel on New Years Eve---full of hope and wanting to celebrate the wonderful possibilities that lie ahead.
While I am not into resolutions, I will share with you my big goals for 2012: Finish my book. Walk more and more. Stay strong through whatever health crisis arrive. Bring more friends over to visit. Re-elect Obama.
This will keep me very busy. I apologize now if I don't pay enough attention to my blog or yours. Believe me, I will be thinking of all of you. And I thank all of you who have supported me along my day's journeys. Peace and remember: NEVER GIVE UP.
Okay, I meant to post that last post today, end of the year positive send off and all. Now THIS happened. (fake frowny face)
This morning at 6:15AM, I walked (with my walker) three steps out and three steps back. I am over the moon!
Seriously, I don't "do it up" on New Years Eve, when I was younger, twenties, but no more. Always thought that was just the natural way of things, until I moved into a retirement home with a community of 70-103 year olds. Now THEY like to party! I'll have to take a photo of the recycle bin FULL of booze bottles. (Is wine booze? I don't drink.) My Aunt Violet, who lived to 103, used to have a shot of whiskey every night. I used to call my mom and Aunt Vi at midnight every year after I moved away from home. Now...eh. Maybe each year was always too full of some health crisis. In Jan. my partner begins anew her breast tumor journey. I guess I am in no hurry for all that. But, today I got a gift. I walked sturdy and strong.
During this week I also believe I may have found a publisher for a short story about my move into this retirement community. Very exciting stuff. Really, I am feeling over the moon! This is how one should feel on New Years Eve---full of hope and wanting to celebrate the wonderful possibilities that lie ahead.
While I am not into resolutions, I will share with you my big goals for 2012: Finish my book. Walk more and more. Stay strong through whatever health crisis arrive. Bring more friends over to visit. Re-elect Obama.
This will keep me very busy. I apologize now if I don't pay enough attention to my blog or yours. Believe me, I will be thinking of all of you. And I thank all of you who have supported me along my day's journeys. Peace and remember: NEVER GIVE UP.
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