The new year is coming.
This, of course, means that everyone and their dog has a New Years post with something to say. I am no different. I have been quiet the last few months, but today I had a need to write.
This last year, that of 2016, has been a rough one. I have to admit that it has nearly defeated me on more than one occasion and I am not sad to see it go. . .
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Please. Don't. Suck.
My oldest daughter wrote the above. She doesn't blog often. It seemed like the perfect beginning for a new year so I am linking to it. I am not sure I can measure up to the Standards she sets herself for the new year but it is certainly a good benchmark.
An article in Scientific American forwarded to me by a friend provided food for thought but again, I know I cannot live up to their methodology with those I disagree with. Especially when I despise them. Republican Jesus Christians make me angry beyond words
How to Convince Someone When Facts Fail
Maybe you can, Dear Reader. In that, I wish you all the best and for the new year too.
Happy New Year to you and yours! Yes, let's all hope 2017 is a good one!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Debra. Same to you.
DeleteHappy New Year sounds so commercial;but I actually do wish you and your wife a peaceful, healthy and stress free year.
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Thanks, Ol'Buzzard. Same to you and your wife.
DeleteI am afraid ..it's not going to be any better
ReplyDeleteAnd Likely much worse. But be healthy and as happy as possible, Jackiesue.
DeleteHappy New Year, and I like MayB's approach - well said. I liked the Scientific American article, too - I hope their tips get widely used!
ReplyDeleteMe too, by good people who have the patience.
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