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We usually go to an annual bonfire that Rob's Aunt throws every New Years, but considering we were in Maryland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania for Christmas this year, I just want to stay home and relax...put my little boy to bed early ,and relax in a warm house, maybe watch a movie with hubby...
I pretty much figure the New Year will arrive whether I see it in or not, I like to see all the fireworks go off, as it is quite a display, but I rarely make it past 11pm these nights.
Might venture out to the Casino, but somehow I imagine I will be at home with hubby and daughter and the furkids, and for me that is more than enough, to know they are here with me.
One year we went to Rotorua, about 1 half hrs drive from where I live, its one of NZ's well known tourist spots, with geysers ,hot pools etc, we stayed in a nice motel with its own private mineral pool, and Rotorua had a great carnival and entertainment with bands, etc, it was a great night, but our daughter was only young then so we could not see the new year in, maybe next time.
I must admit to secretly wanting to do something really unusual or mad, and one of these days I just might....lol:) :D
Justin's parents usually have a party, but they are in Maryland this year, so no party. We're just staying home. I have to work the next morning anyway. We'll probably watch the ball drop and go to bed soon after that. I usually don't get to bed until around midnight anyway.
I'm with lute...I have to work too:(
But it sure sounds like some of you have great plans...have fun!
I don't have any plans other than watching the ball drop on tv, but I really wished I was doing something, but I guess a night with the doggies is always good!
I still have no idea what I'm going to do. If I can't find anything to do then I think Alexa and I will be going to our favorite club for a night of dancing.
For those of you going out to party please remember to be safe!
Homework... ick
I will probably just stay home do nothing special... snack, watch dvd, read, online and stuff
Sure come on over!! And bring Speckles and Max with you! We'd love to have you, and the more the merrier! :D We'd have to compete, though, to see who can make the MEANEST omelet. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by slick
Cookiebaker....Can I come along too? That's more my style. :) :) I can make a "mean" omelet!!!!:D
Oh Carole that sounds awesome :D.Quote:
One year we went to Rotorua, about 1 half hrs drive from where I live, its one of NZ's well known tourist spots, with geysers ,hot pools etc, we stayed in a nice motel with its own private mineral pool, and Rotorua had a great carnival and entertainment with bands, etc, it was a great night, but our daughter was only young then so we could not see the new year in, maybe next time.
Yup will do, it will be safety in numbers for us this year.Quote:
For those of you going out to party please remember to be safe!
Can someone tell me what is watching the ball drop on TV???? very curious.:)
Carole, watching the ball drop is a tradition in New York City. About a million people gather in Times square to watch a big lighted ball come down to signal the start of 2005.
Not only is it a big lighted ball, its made of Waterford Crystal and its utterly gorgeous up close. :)Quote:
Originally posted by david p
Carole, watching the ball drop is a tradition in New York City. About a million people gather in Times square to watch a big lighted ball come down to signal the start of 2005.
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So Kimmy,
Does the nekked guy in the back need a date for New Year's???
You're ON....as long as you don't have a date with that nekked guy!!!....Me? I'll take the furbabies any day!! :)Quote:
Originally posted by moosmom
Slick, I wish I lived closer. We could get hopelessly drunk, pig out on shrimp cocktail and watch old movies till we pass out!!
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