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2010 Crazy

Happy New Year everyone, I hope that you all had a fun New Years Eve. We were quite boring this year. Games, sweets and movies with the family. I didn't even make it to midnight. Well midnight here. I made it to midnight somewhere. I am such an old fart.

Oh well, the New year and a new decade is here. Yay!! I have no idea why a new year always makes you feel like anything is possible. I am being such a nerd this year and am actually excited about the new year and all the possibilities.

Hopefully, I sustain this mood when real life, real schedules, and huh humm Christmas bills start on Monday.

Well actually, I am pretty sure I will because that is one of my New Year's Resolutions is to develop a better attitude. Kinda like Willow's New Year's Resolution to suck a little less. Though I have to say in all the years I have known Willow I have never known her to suck. She must have kept that side of her hidden from me.

I have to many New Year's resolutions which of course is a New Year's Resolution no,no. You are just suppose to make one change at a time. WHATEVER!! Well maybe I will just attack one goal at a time or maybe I will just loop them all together and consider it part of my better attitude goal.

That being said there are a few blog related changes taking place. First, I do plan on bringing back the 52 blessings challenge. Which lasted a whole month and a half last year. This year I will be a little more flexible and if I have to post four in one day then that is what I will do. Just as long as there is four to five a month done. I really think that it helps me to concentrate on the good stuff that happens in life.

Second, I will be doing a lot more work on my second blog BK@home (www.bkathome.blogspot.com). The poor little blog died on April 22 last year and it sits all abandoned and lonely. Well it might not have feelings so it may not feel abandoned but I fell like a bad mom every time I see it on my dashboard. I will be bringing it back to life with a few post. Starting with a rehash of our Christmas Eve party. A little run down on the menu and how we handled 30 people in our little home. So add our little home blog to your reader and look for some post.

On a totally non blog related note. Our little group of bikers are planning on attacking the Little Red again this year. However, due to all of our schedules we have decided to opt for the shorter 50-60 mile route. If your interested we would love for you to join us. We are looking forward to the ride and hope to make it a kind of strange and twisted tradition. Let me know.

I have blabbed on and on and if I am going to keep my word on this years resolutions I better get busy. Hope you all have a wonderful day.

Prayers and Hugs


Comments

Me, Myself and I said…
Glad to see you survived December.

? What is the BK at Home blog?

FYI - I don't want to do Little Red with you crazy gals. Nope, I don't.
Heather Bowles said…
WHAT????? Who is doing little red. I never said anything about doing it. I might consider it though 60 would be easy after last year. I THINK!!!!
Louise said…
Happy New Year to you and your family Krissi and good luck with your resolutions :-) You will succeed I'm sure!

I also wanted to thank you for your kind comment on my latest post. It means a lot. And also a general thank you for all comments left here and there through 2009. Blogging without comments is not half the fun!

THANKS AGAIN & HAPPY NEW YEAR
kathryn said…
You're not old, sweetie...you are a seasoned professional.

I watched the ball drop from the comfort of my own home...haven't been out on NYE in forever...may never want to again! The drunk drivers...the bad weather. I can stay home and get pickled and go to sleep. I like all 3 of these things!

Happy Twenty-Ten!

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