Dept. of Thanks
Goodbye, 2021
The night is getting older, and the old year is approaching senescence. Let us send it off with a champagne fueled coup de grace.
I look to the New Year for hope, and for love, and for laughs. I look to the New Year for challenges, for things to learn, for fears to overcome, for stories to tell.
I know that you will help me find some of those things in 2022.. I hope that I can provide at least some of those things to all of you.
Thank you for being in this old year with me. I look forward to spending the coming days with you.
May your New Year be all you want it to be whether spent quietly and happily alone or with those you love. May your glass be full of what you want to welcome it in.
(Oh, and all the COVID worry took care of itself, with multiple negative tests, for those who saw my earlier post.) This entry was originally posted at https://kaffy-r.dreamwidth.org/817080.html?mode=reply, where there are currently
comments. You can comment there or here, but prefer to read over on DW. You can comment there using open ID if you don't have a DW account.
The night is getting older, and the old year is approaching senescence. Let us send it off with a champagne fueled coup de grace.
I look to the New Year for hope, and for love, and for laughs. I look to the New Year for challenges, for things to learn, for fears to overcome, for stories to tell.
I know that you will help me find some of those things in 2022.. I hope that I can provide at least some of those things to all of you.
Thank you for being in this old year with me. I look forward to spending the coming days with you.
May your New Year be all you want it to be whether spent quietly and happily alone or with those you love. May your glass be full of what you want to welcome it in.
(Oh, and all the COVID worry took care of itself, with multiple negative tests, for those who saw my earlier post.) This entry was originally posted at https://kaffy-r.dreamwidth.org/817080.html?mode=reply, where there are currently
comments. You can comment there or here, but prefer to read over on DW. You can comment there using open ID if you don't have a DW account.