Happy New Year!
Thursday, December 31st, 2009May I take this opportunity on behalf of myself and family to wish you all a very happy and prosperous new year! The beginning of a new decade! We made it through the last one, finally! It seems almost that a curse is lifted from somewhere. God only knows, but we all hope so. Tomorrow is a whole new day!
In case you may be interested here are some of my targets for the new year. 1. I want to go to England and see where my grandfather was born and where he came from. I want to write a story about his life for my children. 2. I want to write a story about “Shorty” our famous shetland pony that passed away a couple weeks ago. He has been in our family for a long time. 3. I have 96 days to finish my mothers house and get her moved in by her birthday April 6. Lots to do there still. 4. I want to build a chicken coop and start raising our own eggs again. 5. I want to help build an activity center so that we have a place to watch plays, dance, have concerts and maybe the odd conference or two. 6. I want to go to at least three conferences this year. I think we should have one in Missouri with our friends over there. 7. I want to introduce two languages besides English into our school system. From the beginning to the end of our school program I would like to see us graduate tri-lingual students. That would be something very exciting and very useful and worthwhile. If our students were fluent in French and Spanish besides English, that would be so nice. My children could help me learn French and Spanish. Hurray! 8. I want to send three more children to college. One already speaks French so she needs to hurry and get her teacher certification. 9. I want to help build 2-3 more houses. (I really don’t do much but I like to think I do.) Sam and Mary have the roof on their new house and I am going to help them with it. 10. I hope to see some more of my family get married off. They are getting quite old these days.
Thats just ten things. I know there are more but I will happily target those ten things and see how it all goes. So once again. Happy New Year to All!