Okay, a lot of wonderful things happened this year but as far as negatives, 2012 was full of them.
Goodbye, 2012, I am carrying the positives with me to the next year, but all of the cancer and death crap that happened can stay in 2012. I know that I can’t live a life without significant pain or challenges but 2011 was really hard then came 2012. Let’s have a bit of a easier year, shall we?
In any case, I’m going to keep breathing, walking, and living.
Wishing all of you a healthy New Year!
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2011 and 2012 were hard years for me as well–too many moments of “oh, come on, really???” I like the idea of carrying the positives with me into 2013. Wishing you a happy and healthy New Year as well! JoAnn
Thanks so much, JoAnn. Let’s hear it for a healthy 2013!