Let's Wrap It Up Shall We?

So Long 2004

It has been an eventful year. One I am not sure I would like to repeat to tell the truth. [I always TRY to tell the truth you know]

New Years Resolutions? My list would be so long as to boggle the mind. I am a great taskmaster, my own worst critic, setting impossible goals. I try to keep that part of me reined in. I have this sneaking suspicion I could become an obsessive compulsive without too much encouragement, but rather than it manifesting itself as excessive hand washing or picture straightening, it would have to do with inner work and lofty states of mind and great literary achievements.... things of that sort. All very Quixotian.

I walked to the nearby creek this morning to clear out the cobwebs, hoping to find some raging waters after our heavy rains and instead found this tame looking sight.

[album 65561 Creek2.JPG]

Hardly impressive, though pleasant enough.

I have no coherent train of thought this day as you can tell, so I will retreat for the Sabbath and see if I can do some mental housecleaning, which is not prohibited, and hopefully be of more sound mind went next we meet.

Until then, may your new year be one of enlightenment, followed by the intestinal fortitude to follow up on your new found wisdom. And thank you to all my readers here at Dear Diary. You bring joy to my life, and mindfulness, and silliness and companionship. A bountiful set of gifts indeed.

Write On!

15 Comments

From:
CaraSusanetta (Legacy)
On:
Fri Dec 31 2004
That's a nice font (body of message). What is it called. I must have it somewhere on my computer because it showed up! Horse therapy was great. Nestled on the leeward side of a half eaten round bale in the sun while my horse munched nearby and came over for a snuffle and nosie kiss now and then. Mmmmmmmmm.
From:
InStitches (Legacy)
On:
Fri Dec 31 2004
Happy New Year to you as well.

RYC: I have not read Perelandra and now I am intrigued so I went looking for it today. Since it is part two of a trilogy, I thought I might just as well start at the beginning so I plan on ordering book one soon if the bookstore does not have it in stock. Have you read the other two books?
From:
Supertrooper (Legacy)
On:
Fri Dec 31 2004
Blowing a noise maker rudely and very loudly whilst tramping snow into your house as she dashes in to hug and kiss her merry friend ( who sometimes thinks so much she emits static electricity )

Happy New years .
And the same to your intestines.....lol

Hugs and am "writing on" now my dear !!!

Love Linda xxxxx
From:
CaraSusanetta (Legacy)
On:
Fri Dec 31 2004
RYC about the felted riding pad. Great Idea! Actually someone does make something almost exactly like that. They cost about $269, which considering the craftsmanship is pretty great. Mister is funny about bareback though. He freaked out when I tried it. I don't know if it was fear or pain. He gets nervous when I try to mount from the "wrong" side, but when bareback he was fine until my buttbones touched his back. Haven't seen any evidence of chiro problems though...
From:
CaraSusanetta (Legacy)
On:
Fri Dec 31 2004
RYC about the felted riding pad. Great Idea! Actually someone does make something almost exactly like that. They cost about $269, which considering the craftsmanship is pretty great. Mister is funny about bareback though. He freaked out when I tried it. I don't know if it was fear or pain. He gets nervous when I try to mount from the "wrong" side, but when bareback he was fine until my buttbones touched his back. Haven't seen any evidence of chiro problems though...
From:
Ichandra (Legacy)
On:
Fri Dec 31 2004
take two~
here is wishing you an evergreen 2005 to give one of my favourites big time a few sober words
before the year closes
(as I wink in secretness)
love and light ichandra
From:
CaraSusanetta (Legacy)
On:
Fri Dec 31 2004
RYC about the felted riding pad. Great Idea! Actually someone does make something almost exactly like that. They cost about $269, which considering the craftsmanship is pretty great. Mister is funny about bareback though. He freaked out when I tried it. I don't know if it was fear or pain. He gets nervous when I try to mount from the "wrong" side, but when bareback he was fine until my buttbones touched his back. Haven't seen any evidence of chiro problems though...
From:
CaraSusanetta (Legacy)
On:
Fri Dec 31 2004
Sorry about the multiples. DD was acting squirrely.
From:
ImNotLisa (Legacy)
On:
Fri Dec 31 2004
Happy New Year Yetzirah! Thank you for letting me visit with you every day. :o)
From:
Salamander (Legacy)
On:
Sat Jan 01 2005
The best of everything for you and yours in the coming year, my friend.
From:
Bookworm (Legacy)
On:
Sat Jan 01 2005
Thanks for letting us know we add anything at all to your life. I love reading whatever it is you have to say, even when it's nothing much at all. Have a great weekend. ;-)
From:
Sweetsummerbreeze (Legacy)
On:
Sat Jan 01 2005
What a lovely picture.

Happy New Year my friend.

{{Huggs}}
From:
Fairywishes (Legacy)
On:
Sat Jan 01 2005
HAPPY NEW YEAR from a dedicated follwer of your diary!

Thanks for the hubman explanation and there I was imagining him with garage full of obsessional, shiny, excusive hubs!! ;-)

Hope 2005 brings you joy and peace and no unattainable goals!

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From:
Sezrah (Legacy)
On:
Sat Jan 01 2005
what a lovely shot :)

happy new year to you, dear yetzirah, it has been a pleasure being part of your life this year

sez
From:
CaraSusanetta (Legacy)
On:
Sat Jan 01 2005
RYC: ITC? I missed that connection. Brain not working...

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Let's Wrap It Up Shall We?
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