*Peeps out from pile of 2023 work, like a mountain*

 

I have a question... when is the right time to stop wishing "Happy New Year"? Is it the day after New Year's Day? The 10th of January? Or till February sets in?

 

For me, I'll keep wishing Happy New Year - if we haven't seen/spoken in the New Year - till about June.

 

So HAPPPPYY NEWWWW YEARRRRRRR!!! And hope you enjoyed the holidays?

 

(I did, surrounded by lots of adorable, little humans). 😊

 

The interesting thing about hanging around young children and toddlers is that you quickly become invested in what they are invested in.

 

Like Peppa Pig... which has now become a staple in my life.

 

Which is why I screamed in horror at that episode where Ms. Peppa and her whole family were having BACON for breakfast.

 

(What in the Hannibal Lecter were the writers thinking??)

 

Other than that slightly disconcerting occurrence, I find Peppa Pig the absolute best; I'm often glued with popcorn, watching the episodes, and giggling with my tiny humans.

 

Recently, we watched an episode where Ms. Peppa was talking about her New Year Resolutions, and it took me back to that the time when New Year Resolutions were a must have.

 

Are they still a thing? Do you have New Year Resolutions for 2023? How are they panning out??

 

I can't remember when last I made New Year Resolutions, to be honest. I don't wait for the new year to resolve to do or abstain from something.

 

I've also learnt not to put myself under that unnecessary pressure. Rather, I have aspirations for the year, call them goals of you like.

 

But I also understand that life happens sometimes, and even the best laid plans could fall through.

 

Now, I go into every new year, ready to take each day as it comes; with lots of hope for my aspirations in the new year, while prepared to adapt to what each day unfolds.

 

So whether you entered 2023 with Resolutions, aspirations or goals, my prayer for you is that your desires for this year come to pass, with the least stress possible.

 

Have an amazing 2023!

 

Paz,

 

Meg.

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