Ghost of New Years Yet to Come
Next New Year's Eve will be wonderful. Our whole downstairs will be painted and the hideous border will not even be a memory. We'll have my kids at home, and Kevin's sons as well as they move back here this summer. They might each have a friend over; we might invite some families to drop by. Nothing big.
We'll have more money. We'll be done fighting with our ex-partners. We'll welcome family and friends to our newly fixed-up home. I hope we can somehow bring Kevin's daughter over for New Years - if we can, we'll have it all.
I know life throws constant unexpected curves at all of us; but barring calamity, we will have it all. How can I help but be excited at the start of this new year when I hope in one short year to have it all?
Blessed Be, mes amis.
We'll have more money. We'll be done fighting with our ex-partners. We'll welcome family and friends to our newly fixed-up home. I hope we can somehow bring Kevin's daughter over for New Years - if we can, we'll have it all.
I know life throws constant unexpected curves at all of us; but barring calamity, we will have it all. How can I help but be excited at the start of this new year when I hope in one short year to have it all?
Blessed Be, mes amis.
posted by Katrina Urquhart at 6:59 p.m.
2 Comments:
I'm happy for you and for us.
We are both stronger in every way and are altogether more positive and settled in the life we have built and continue to build.
We can look forward to a future of more money and less fighting with ex's.
And yes a year is short,just think back to last new year........wow!!
Love you,Kev xx.
*kisses*
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