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Just two more days to go...

and then we can bid 2004 farewell. I've already got the entry in mind. But I'll save that one for later.

Today I should have walked when I woke up, but I didn't. I still could, but I woke up and discovered that I did know what all those cramps were going on about in my tummy last night. Ick.

We slept in our own bed, and it was good. I like our bed. It sleeps nice.

My New Years Eve plans this year are to get dressed up, go to a girlfriends house that is near the beach and we will have a BBQ and drink some lovely cocktails that I learned how to make in my huge cocktail book I got last Christmas. I will eat my last dinner of 2004 without a care in the world for the amount of fat or points that it contains. I will drink as much as I want, and hopefully a lot of water as well to prevent the morning headache, or at least make it more tolerable.

We will walk over to the pier and go in a club and boogie till our hearts content, we will watch fireworks, and I will then go join my husband at his friend's house where I will probably fall asleep watching dvds. That is the plan.

I will ring in this new year and I am ready for it. I say bring it on.

Comments

Anonymous said…
The plans sound good. I am more likely to avoid celebrating when everybody else is out. Just avoiding the amateurs.

LibertyBob
11:44 pm
. said…
Congratulations on being a BoB finalist!!
7:16 am
Denise said…
Congratulations on being a BoB finalist - couldn't have happened to a nicer, more deserving young lady!!!
11:25 am
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