I resolve:
To snuggle my silly little dog to pieces.
To tell everyone I love that I LOVE him or her.
To make every moment that I have left a celebration.
To, most certainly, not hate myself in every way for every day.
To not care how many resolutions I make, but instead to care about KEEPING them.
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As a rule, I have always made fun of and sort of disliked New Years- many of you know that I usually spend it with dogs. Not even kidding. My poor opinion of the holiday has a lot to do with it's arbitrary nature. What is the Gregorian Calendar to dictate the newness of years to us?? For witches, the New Year begins at Samhain- so how does one, how do I, reconcile all of this?? What is one day, any day out of the year?
All days are important, aren't they? And shouldn't they all be equally important? See above, but shouldn't everyday be a celebration?
Every day should be a celebration.
Every day should bring new-found resolve and grace. I am not even close to being the one who can talk, I know how hypocritical I am (see basically any other blog post for more on that). But here I am, alone with the dogs on another New Years Eve; sitting in front of the first wood fire I built solely by myself (yes, I recognize the sadness of that factoid); thinking about all of the people I love and all of the days I have to love them, all of the ways I have to love them.
So I guess this eve of the new year is a little different for me- or maybe this new (Gregorian) year will be a little different for me.
Happy New Year, all.
I love you. I love you all.
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