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New Year’s Resolutions

So that’s that over with for another year. I don’t really like New Year. Lots of reasons. But this year, on top of everything else, we’ve left the European Union. I’ve said all I need to say on that topic here , here and here . I didn’t…

So that’s that over with for another year.

I don’t really like New Year. Lots of reasons.

But this year, on top of everything else, we’ve left the European Union. I’ve said all I need to say on that topic here, here and here.

I didn’t feel like celebrating anything – I switched the TV off, sat and watched the clock get to midnight, then went to bed.

At work for 9:30 on New Year’s Day – no rest for the wicked. And so off we go for another year. Will 2021 be better than 2020? I’ve stopped saying ‘Well, it could hardly be any worse’, because there’s every possibility that it could be, what with one thing and another. There’s only one way to find out.

But hope springs eternal, and all we can do is control our own little portion of the universe.

I made four New Year’s Resolutions last year. Covid put a stop to three of them – but at least I’m not eating as much red meat as I used to!!

Have you made resolutions? Do you have plans? Is Veganuary happening this year? The gyms will be full for a while. Diets will be started. All the usual things – and after this extraordinary year I find that very comforting.

Some friends of mine are doing Dry January – I’m not, but I totally support their efforts.

And that’s really all we can do, isn’t it – do what we can to improve the bits we have control over. And try not to fret too much about the bits we can’t control.

Right, woman – enough with the negativity. It’s a New Year, anything could happen, and some of it might actually be good.

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