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Ah Christmas is Over
What’s next?
Got to be more holiday’s on the horizon. It can’t be over yet. It was just Halloween. Then Thankgiving blew in and out (all the leftovers are finally gone — replaced now ofcourse, by Christmas leftovers), Chanukah and Christmas are in full swing now. Boxing Day was today… as is the start of Kwanza.
What’s next? The long dark days of winter? How exciting. NOT! When will Spring be here?
I guess we still have the Football Playoffs to look forward to (sorry Jet fans… though there’s still hope I guess). And, there’s New Year’s Eve/Day. Actually, that’s really something to look forward to. I, for one, just cannot wait ’til 2008 is in the books. Then I’d like to burn the book. I’m oh so ready to welcome in a new year. A clean slate. Full of opportunity and hope.
There’s so much to look forward to after all 
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