Nearly a year ago on January 1, 2018, most of us said, “Happy New Year” for a couple of days.
Eventually, we stopped saying this wonderful greeting.
Why?
Because two, three, four or more weeks later, “Happy New Year” seems off-base.
In an effort to keep the excitement, wonder, and hope of a new year alive, i coined “Happy New Day” as a way to humor myself and honor the true gift that each and every day brings.
Note. As i write on this December 19 morning, we are 13 days from “Happy New Year 2019”.
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Kentucky bourbon in the hotel room. Very few people have the willpower to drink just the right amount – which ranges from none to half an ounce. Imagine an elite athlete or world-class performer drinking just enough to become impaired before they do their thing. They’d never do it.
Doesn’t take much to produce a buzz. Like a kid in a candy shop, right? Somehow, candy shops make overindulging in sugar seem like a great idea. Same with this hotel room arrangement.
The gift of another ordinary day – i’ll drink to that.
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