A new year isn’t just flipping a page on the calendar; it’s putting up a new calendar. You have a fresh start until you begin to fill the pages with appointments, reminders, and, hopefully, some fun events.
Of course, many people use electronic calendars. I use mine and sometimes it keeps me on schedule. Too often, I forget to put a reminder and, oops, I was supposed to be at an appointment—NOW!
At least if I write appointments in red on my wall calendar, I can easily see that I have something on that day. I make it a habit to look at the calendar when I come into the kitchen for my first cup of coffee.
Harold used make a decision or pronouncement and follow it with, “End of story.”
Well, the end of a year, isn’t the end of the story, it’s the end of a chapter. The story goes on for as long as we live.
I have always been a reader and lately I’ve been reading thrillers. Often chapters are cliffhangers and instead of putting the book down, I want to read the next chapter to see how the main character is going to get out of a dire situation.
Part of my nighttime routine is to read until I’m so sleepy I can’t keep my eyes open. I’ve found that reading a good book is better than counting sheep any day.
When we put up the new calendar, we are ending a chapter, but not the story. Here’s to hoping that the next chapter will be filled with love, laughter, and new beginnings.
My wish is that you and I have a happy New Year and that 2025 is the best chapter yet.
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