My prediction for 2009 is it's going to be a good one. Probably rough the first couple months but I think it will turn out to be a good year. My resolution for the new year, even though I never stick with it, is to manage money better and to eat healthier.
I don't know if it was just me, but Christmas just didn't feel like Christmas this year. Maybe it's because of all the stress I've gone through in the last few months or maybe it wasn't. But in any case, Christmas just didn't feel the same this year.
I am soo close to being done with my Christmas shopping. Just have to pick up something for my parents and I'm all done.
I will be making Christmas treats for everyone this year, and so I ask, who is interested in having peanut brittle or some other treat (sugar cookies or whatnot)?
Yes, I know everyone is probably tired of hearing about me wanting a dog, but I can't help it! All I want is a little fuzzy Maltese-Poodle mix (I fell in love with them at the Pet Shoppe on Geer. I found one in the paper for $325, but I still wouldn't be able to get one since I'd have to pay a fee of around $300 to have one at the apartment.
Oh, yeah! I have all of my papers done for the rest of the semester, and now I just have four finals and then I am freeeeeee.
We have officially entered the holiday season. It's the time to be thankful for all the people we love. Christmas is a time of giving and receiving, and making sure that the ones we love know they are loved.
What would you do for the person you love most? How far would are you willing to go? Is it better to give then to receive?
"It is the season of the spirit. The message if we hear it is make it last all year."
