I am enjoying my last cheap, pretendy Baileys of the year. In fact, my last cheap, pretendy Baileys for some time. I've signed up for a completely dry January, to raise money for Cancer Research. See? If you'd like to donate, go right ahead. Here's a handy badge!
Whilst I'm not drinking, I plan to completely declutter my home, shelf by shelf. Not for any noble reason. Not because I wish to achieve a Zen-like calm, a simple life surrounded by only William Morris-y items of beauty and use. No. Simply because somewhere in my home, buried beneath something, is a hardbook book about zombies that I bought in September for my nephew. I shall find it. It is a New Year challenge.
Happy New Year. Happy, Happy, Happy New Year.
Here's to your finding that book. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteIt is quite a quest. Many areas have already been chaotically searched
DeleteAnd to you! Do let us know how the decluttering goes, won't you?
ReplyDeleteOf course! Can't promise you it will be pretty...
DeleteMy husband goes alcohol-free for January every year - and so, by marital proxy do I, mostly. Good luck - you'll enjoy it more than you think especially if you're raising money too. I'm thinking of going caffeine-free as well. I'll sleep like a baby! Happy New Year to you and yours.
ReplyDeleteMr Coffee will not be joining me - spoilsport! And watch those headaches without coffee.
Deletehappy happy happy new year to you too, and to the lattes and mr coffee. We were discussing that challenge yesterday,it's a good one. As for the book. it's almost certainly under some liberty fabric! x
ReplyDeleteI was going to do the Dryathalon too - until I remembered that I am going on a university trip to Spain for a week. Lent? It has 40 days so more impressive - no?
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for 2013 - may it bring you good things in abundance.
It seems I am already doing the Dryathlon, but not deliberately. Still, now U've started....Happy New Year to you all!
ReplyDeleteMy god. I thin I could possibly give up drinking, but not coffee. Absolutely not. I did when I was pregnant, but never again.
ReplyDeleteOh. God. No.
DeleteI thought I'd commented on this only I hadn't. Zombies are well worth the effort, for nephews particularly so. I'd clean out something if I thought I would find one.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year. May it be a blessed one.
It is not just a zombie. It is a zombie in a sparkly bag.
DeleteYou'd think that would be easier to find.
Dryathlon here too, although is nowhere near as much a challenge as giving up coffee would be!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you,
Jo x
That would indeed be hell.
DeleteI've got to cut down on the coffee for the New Year, that's my resolution. I have trouble sleeping at night and my other half said, 'not surprising, have you noticed how much coffee you drink'!
ReplyDeleteThat's just lunacy. Sorry.
DeleteAnd a happy New Year to you!! Decluttering AND no alcohol, that's impressive. I would almost certainly fail miserably at the first, but any chance of succeeding, however slim, would heavily depend on the availability of a pat-on-the-back glass of wine..
ReplyDeleteI'm finding that already. Funnily enough.
DeleteI've lost a guinnes book of record 2013, a hamster cookery book (don't ask), and a finger scooter. They must have ran away together, or we've been very selectively burglered.
ReplyDeletegood luck with the alcohol thing!
I can, and do, live without coffee - but alcohol?!
ReplyDeleteGood luck and Happy New Year.