How I Spent My New Year’s Eve

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Susan was very enthusiastic about breaking out the chanpagne, but Blue insisted we make do with wine (and gin and tonic for me) until dessert,
and an assortment of dippers.
One of each for each. Well, perhaps more than one?
Annie was feeling a bit left out, chocolate being a no-no for pooches,
But a hug from Susan made up for the culinary neglect.
And finally, we saluted the New Year,
But a bit early, as this was how Blue was feelingby 9:30. By 10, we had all retired. We’ll do better next year. 2020 wore us out.

 

Happy New Year! Hope you all were able to bid a successful adieu to 2020. ( We also had cheese fondue for beginners. A naughty ending to a naughty year.)

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21 thoughts on “How I Spent My New Year’s Eve”

  5. claudiajustsaying's avatarclaudiajustsaying

    My daughter and I made it to midnight. A chocolate mousse was a highlight of our evening too, and watching the movie, “What’s Got Love to Do With It,” Tina Turner’s story. Happy New Year, Claudia

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  6. Patti's avatarPatti

    We had Fred and Karla here for French onion soup. They left at 9:15 (3 bottles of champagne later) and Jim nd I were in bed at 9:30. Our usual New Year’s Eve neighborhood gathering went by the wayside, obviously. I can’t remember ever not lasting till midnight before. I envy you the chocolate fondue, by the way.

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