Already. I've just been to the supermarket and it seems the world is stocking up for the Seige of 1st January. As for me and my family we are planning a fairly quiet night in together. Now all the boys are older we stay up and see the New Year in as a family. We've gotten a habit now of watching classic comedies while snacking on party food and this year will be no exception. Husband has purchased a boxed set of Faulty Towers DVDs. Last year it was Monty Python. Who knows what will happen over the next couple of years? Number One son is well into his application for the Army Foundation College and if he is succesful he will move away next September, and he's only 15.
New Year often makes people give thought to new beginnings and to making changes in their life. We are no exception. I hope that by the end of the year I will be training as a teacher, which means that Husband can think about retiring. Number One Son is thinking to a future with the army. I'm hoping that Number Two son will change his behaviour and not give us so much grief. Each new school term we tell him it can be a new start, and I really try to believe he can do it. Number Three son, well, he just plods on doing well academically, but I can see a naughty side pushing to get out...
Happy New Year and Happy New Beginnings to you all.
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