It has been my personal tradition to write a year-ender post to look back and be thankful for both the joys and the tears.
I remember posting this to welcome 2012: "Today, you will be afraid to take that leap of faith and you wished you did 2 years ago. But if you will let me, life will unfold itself the way you want it to be. You will reach that destination and take a glimpse of that past when you had that regret, remaining silent while tears fall down your cheeks. For this time, you are speechless and ecstatic at the infinite possibilities that welcome you." This was how I envisioned 2012 telling me, how this year ought to be MY year.
True enough, the year of the Dragon has given me loads of memories that make me so grateful. It has been a year of new experiences, definitely the year that made me so productive both at work and even in my social life. I have gone to 4 concerts, shared more music, taught summer classes, made new relationships, had a great birthday celebration, began my Masters (with perfect results) and many many more. Though there may have been a couple of sad moments, this year reminded me to always remain content with how good life has been for me and my loved ones.
Indeed, life has unfolded the way I wanted it to be this 2012. I have already let go of that one burden I've always held on for years and I'm glad someone saved me from the past. This year has been better with you around that I can only hope for us to make many memories with each other. (Tu sais que c'est toi :)) ❤
My wishes for 2013 are plain and simple: to be blessed with good health, success and more love. May there be new beginnings and even stronger friendships with old friends, all full of hope to reach whatever we desire and aspire.
2012 was great but I know my 2013 will even be better. For this, I thank you, Lord.
Here's to more infinite possibilities this 2013. Have a happy and meaningful new year! ☺
❤, [sas-g]
"One day your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure it's worth watching" -- Unknown
constantly deals with nostalgia, hope, optimism and everything in between. Mostly random musings about the ordinary, but think again. A space to remind her of a past worth remembering and a future worth waiting for.
