This is the first new year that has felt super normal. I didn't set any unrealistic resolutions or really any resolutions at all. I didn't have much of a clue what I'd do today until around 2 pm when my boyfriend picked me up and I went to buy the Fitbit I forgot to ask for for Christmas. Then we basically did nothing until it was time to get ready for his work New Year's dinner (super obnoxious I know).
But it felt like any other day. I think that was important for me and was exactly what I needed today. A lot of aspects of my life are at major turning points and I'm thankful to say that this years transition was fairly seemless. Don't get me wrong - 2016 was not my year and I had been yearning for it to be over (which is unlike me because I'm the queen of making every moment count). Anywats, it's finally over and like yay and stuff but also we have a lot of "bummer, that's still reality" moments coming our way in 2017 (thanks again 2016). So I'm happy that nothing felt to tragic or dramatic when that ball finally dropped at midnight. Maybe that's what made all of the difference this year. Maybe it was how I spent NYE. My boyfriend and I are kind of homebodys. We love to spend time together even if that means he's sitting at the bar watching me pour buffalo sauce on my eggs. But being the young (and also lively personified) people that we are, we feel very obligated to go out for NYE. I hate driving on NYE! I get nervous and I feel like I'm making the wrong decision every time I decide to go out for NYE. Whatever... we decide to go out and meet some of our friends for a bit, grab our favorite drink in town, and pick up wine to toast the new year with, and come home, watch the ball drop, and eat our weight in queso.
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