Hi 2013,
First, I must admit that I’ve had other relationships. This is not my first visit to the rodeo that travels around the sun. You are my 48th. Most of the relationships were good and I learned a great deal. 2011 and 2012, however, kind of stunk. In 2012, for example, I discovered that I had breast cancer. Although I have mostly healed from the six surgeries I had in that year, I am not eager to have any more big bad stressful stuff happen other than what’s already planned, like my next surgery in March. So please do me a favor and be a little on the boring side. I’ve kind of had it with the “bad boy” years. Boring and stable sounds good to me
For my part, I promise to continue to eat healthy, meditate daily, exercise, and participate in my healthcare by attending all of my appointments and following recommendations.
I am happy to show my appreciation by providing you with an endless supply of gluten-free baked goods!
Sounds good. Boring is good in that respect, but I don’t think your life is ever boring.
You are an exciting and vibrant person with an interesting family.
Okay, I won’t hope for a boring year but maybe one with more smooth sailing?
I love it. And I might just meet you for those gluten free baking goodies some day… still haven’t forgotten the gorgeous look of your bread. Wishing you a smooth year Elizabeth, no more wrinkles, glitches or curve balls!
Happy New Year, Tracy!
Happy New Year Elizabeth! I have been preoccupied on this side of the state the past few weeks. Family gatherings can have their joys and pains. I really wish you a 2013 that is on an upswing!
I wish you a wonderful 2013 as well, Karen!
Yes, smooth sailing for all.
Happy New Year!