Wow, 2010. It’s like a date from a science fiction novel except it’s real. We didn’t do much last night, we watched “District 9″ on Blu-Ray then switched over to CNN to watch the ball drop with Anderson Cooper and Kathy Griffin. Kaitlyn went to bed but we let the boys stay up. We counted down 3-2-1, yelled HAPPY NEW YEAR!, I kissed everybody, then the boys and I went to bed. Because I’m just THAT FUN after midnight.
I’ve enjoyed taking a break from my blogs and hanging out with my kids over the last week and a half, but now I have ideas for a whole bunch of posts starting to form in my head again, so I’ll be getting myself back on a writing schedule next week. I’ll share photos from Christmas, take a look back at 2009, hopefully my kids will do something interesting. January 30th is my birthday, it’s my annual tradition to ask my readers to leave a comment, with my goal being to get as many comments as I am years old. So be prepared, 43 of you! lol
Even though I just feel like getting back in bed and taking a nice long nap, Chris says we have to break down the boxes in the garage and go over to the recycling center. Which is open 24/7, lucky me. I guess I AM responsible, since 99% of the boxes are from shipments of product review stuff. Anyway….to all of you who stopped by Table for Five today, THANK YOU.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for coming here to read my ramblings. Thank you for helping make Table for Five a successful blog. Thank you for reading my posts, entering my giveaways, mentioning me on Twitter and Facebook. I hope you know just how much it means to me. I can’t wait to see what 2010 is going to bring!
I'm Elizabeth, a 40-something Michigan wife and mother of three. I created Table for Five in 2005 as a way to connect with other Moms, and I've been blogging ever since. Please click the About tab at the top of the page to read more about me and my family! email: table4five@gmail.com
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Happy New Year! Looking forward to this year of blog posts!
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I have yet to put up a new post yet but will probably do so after this comment. I’ve enjoyed reading your blog and getting to know you and your family this past year. It’s nice to know others are out there just like you, struggling and getting through and having fun while doing it. I know what you mean about feeling like a date from a sci-fi movie, I was thinking it last night and how this is the anniversary of Y2K. Happy Early birthday and Happy New Years, may this year be the best.
Happy New Year , and sending you good luck honks tomorrow from The Big Apple !!
-Edward
Happy New Year, Elizabeth
happy new year!
hello all marry Christmas and happy new year to everybody out there cool posting great topic good luck.
best regards
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Happy New Year to you and your family! -Will
I know, I feel almost lost whenever I have to write the new date, I always stop mid air at 20… what? not another 0 after 20? so weird!
but hey, Happy new year, and happy birthday too! here’s hoping that weird twenty-ten will be a good one
Hello Elizabeth,
Thanks for keeping us entertained with your well written posts. Our multi-national family celebrated the new year, firstly, by watching it arrive in Moscow at 10.00pm CET (Central European Time), Zurich at midnight CET, London at 01.00am CET. We were too tired to wait for Toronto at 06.00am CET, so were went to bed at 02.30am CET.
Happy new year to you and your family!
Happy new year, i hope this year is better than the last.