Holidailies 35
Last of the Holidailies
Well, I made it to the end of Holidailies without ending up on the slack list (permanently). Whew! Although you can't tell from the Holidailies page, I posted 35 times since the project began on December 7. I didn't enter all of them in the portal, since some were just short one-liners. That's way better than last year when I only posted 14!
It's been quite a month, full of wonderful news and terrible news, Christmas, birthday, and fun and work and visits and all kinds of different things. The tsunami, which I haven't talked about here, has been taking up a lot of my thoughts lately as I think about the scope of it, and what we can do to help. Other things, closer to home, are also on my mind a lot right now. Work is picking back up now for the new year, and it looks like my new projects will be interesting and fun. And I am another year older (36), and my weblog just entered its eighth calendar year.
Now there are plans to make and things to look forward to. My dear friend Celeste is coming next weekend for a short visit, and I can't wait. The following weekend, my chorus is hosting our Winter Regional Weekend up in Massachusetts. Then we'll be preparing for competition, and at home Marty and I will (I hope) be planning trips and vacations, and things will just keep on coming. Like they do.
Well, I made it to the end of Holidailies without ending up on the slack list (permanently). Whew! Although you can't tell from the Holidailies page, I posted 35 times since the project began on December 7. I didn't enter all of them in the portal, since some were just short one-liners. That's way better than last year when I only posted 14!
It's been quite a month, full of wonderful news and terrible news, Christmas, birthday, and fun and work and visits and all kinds of different things. The tsunami, which I haven't talked about here, has been taking up a lot of my thoughts lately as I think about the scope of it, and what we can do to help. Other things, closer to home, are also on my mind a lot right now. Work is picking back up now for the new year, and it looks like my new projects will be interesting and fun. And I am another year older (36), and my weblog just entered its eighth calendar year.
Now there are plans to make and things to look forward to. My dear friend Celeste is coming next weekend for a short visit, and I can't wait. The following weekend, my chorus is hosting our Winter Regional Weekend up in Massachusetts. Then we'll be preparing for competition, and at home Marty and I will (I hope) be planning trips and vacations, and things will just keep on coming. Like they do.
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