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A New Year. . .

Begins and we say goodbye to 2015.  After the last few months, the word "happy" isn't an easy word for me.  Although the happy memories do outweigh the sad.  

There are no resolutions for 2016--everyday is a new day and it's up to us to choose happy or sad.  Today my greeting to you is. . . 

 A Joyful New Year!
























Is that getting close to happy? 










Comments

gracie said…
I send you hugs and good wishes for the new year....
I love the deer graphic! Wishing you a peace-filled New Year!
I hope that happy finds you a lot, this year. Yes, a joyful new year is a good start! Happy New Year!
Sherry said…
Happy New Year!!
Carol said…
Wishing you a year filled with contentment and love, Joy! I'm sure this time of year isn't easy for you...
Chris said…
Wishing you and yours all the best in 2016!
Margaret said…
Happy New Year! I do hope 2016 is a happy year for you, as well as a healthy, peaceful, safe one. All the best to you!

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