May this new year brings
A glorious and prosperous
Life to all..

my problems are too much
how can i bother
to celebrate
new year?

Everyone in the world
seems that they have someone
to share their love and care
but for me there is none
But  has hope

when this year starts
hopes for the best
but happend worst
But Still develops hope

Feeling deep depressed
thought not to share this
but shared
sorry for sharing this.
But thanks too for your supports

Let this newyear brings
a new death to me
hope that God would atleast
do this favour for me..
But in this second edition
Still hopes for some goodthing..

I had a stroke on New Year’s Eve,
The night before my Birthday.
There were no candles on my cake
Or fireworks in my midnight sky.
No one sang Happy Birthday
As the helicopter flew me
To a distant place of healing.

I had a stroke on NewYear’s Eve.
It came to me on stealthy feet.
No sagging face or falling down.
The golden hour passed unnoticed;
Just a heavy arm and leg, to
Make me pause and wonder.
But then my hand picked up a pen.

I had a stroke on New Year’s Eve;
Discovered when the trembling hand
That held the pen no longer knew
The alphabet or how to form the letters.
When writing became micro dots
And repetition didn’t help
What once was sloppy, now unreadable.

I had a stroke on New Year’s Eve.
My life is changed forever.
I didn’t die, not paralyzed,
I got the finest care.
I will get back what I have lost
But with it comes a lifelong fear
Of another lurking in the shadows
ljm

I was stuck in #thanksgiving and completely forgot we were in winter. Winters have always been difficult for me. There is a myriad of focal points joining or leaving, plus showing up for the daily grind, that makes it so easy for me to forget #Christmas! I don't know what #NEWYEAR folks are talking about but I can say- with tears as I write this- that I am back on my feet once more. I'm ready, regardless of what it feels like on the inside at this moment, to cherish the day.

And so, as I rise...
#goodmorning

21 THANGS
TO DO TO
SUCCEED IN
NEW YEAR.




1. Set clear goals: Clearly define what you want to achieve, making your objectives specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART).

2. Create a realistic action plan: Break down your goals into actionable steps, outlining a practical roadmap to guide your efforts.

3. Prioritize self-care: Dedicate time for activities that promote your physical, mental, and emotional well-being, ensuring you stay balanced and healthy.

4. Develop a positive mindset: Cultivate optimistic thoughts, focusing on solutions rather than problems, to enhance your resilience and motivation.

5. Learn a new skill: Continuously expand your knowledge and capabilities to stay adaptable in a changing world.

6. Network and build connections: Foster relationships with individuals who can offer support, guidance, or collaboration opportunities.

7. Stay organized with a planner: Use a planner or organizational tool to manage your tasks, appointments, and deadlines efficiently.

8. Embrace challenges as opportunities: View obstacles as chances to learn and grow, turning setbacks into stepping stones for success.

9. Reflect on achievements and setbacks: Regularly assess your progress, celebrating achievements and learning from challenges.

10. Stay consistent with healthy habits: Establish and maintain routines that contribute to your overall well-being, both physically and mentally.

11. Seek feedback for continuous improvement: Actively seek constructive feedback to identify areas for growth and refine your skills.

12. Manage time effectively: Prioritize tasks, set deadlines, and avoid procrastination to optimize your productivity.

13. Cultivate resilience: Develop the ability to bounce back from adversity, staying strong and focused in the face of challenges.

14. Read and broaden your knowledge: Engage in continuous learning through books, articles, or other educational resources.

15. Stay adaptable to change: Embrace flexibility and openness to new ideas, adjusting your plans as circumstances evolve.

16. Save and invest wisely: Establish sound financial habits, saving for the future and making informed investment decisions.

17. Volunteer and give back to the community: Contribute to the well-being of others, fostering a sense of purpose and fulfillment.

18. Surround yourself with supportive people: Build a positive social circle that encourages and motivates you.

19. Practice gratitude daily: Acknowledge and appreciate the positive aspects of your life regularly.

20. Focus on quality over quantity: Prioritize quality in your work, relationships, and experiences over sheer quantity.

21. Celebrate your successes, big and small: Acknowledge and reward yourself for achievements, reinforcing a positive mindset.

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New Year s Eve parties
We “dressed to the nines “
Fancy frilly Dresses
Hair updos, nails, lashes
Dress to impress.
but it’s all for fun.
Ready to ring in the new year
with those we hold Dear.
Remembering
those who are no longer here.

As we count down
the seconds until midnight
A sparkler for delight
Holding our loved one tight
Fireworks,Noice makers
popping streamers Watch them fly high into the sky.strategically position
In the middle of the dance floor,
Five, four, three, two, one…
“Happy NewYear” The crowd cheers
The bells begins to ring,
Well wishes, Cheek Kisses
Collectively, We all begin to Sing.  

Should old acquaintances be forgot
And never brought to mind

Should old acquaintance be forgot,
and Auld Lang Syne

For Auld Lang Syne ,my dear
For Auld Lang Syne

We’ll take a cup of kindness yet
For Auld Lang Syne…

There’s actually more lyrics to this, but nobody ever sings them?

Have you ever wondered
What this song means?
After a few drinks,
it doesn’t really matter
A hill of beans!

Auld Lang Syne means,
Old or long since, Old Times

It invokes feelings of nostalgia, especially to memories of good times spent.
Should old acquaintances, be forgot, and never brought to mind

Serves as a reminder to cherish those fond memories that We’ve already had,
Which makes the song
A perfect New Years Eve song.

This song was written centuries ago. A Scottish poem, updated by Robert Burns, in 1788, Who gave a new modern version from the original poem. by author Alan Ramsey.
Please share with me
How do you Ring  
in the new year.