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Dec. 31st, 2011 08:44 pmThe thing is, I don't really like New Year. Obviously time passes all the, well, time, and while I usually don't have a problem with that, I don't deal too well with the occasions that thrust that fact in your face and demand that you celebrate it. Looking back, I don't feel as much of a pathetic failure this year as I usually do, but I'm still not really up for celebrations. Sitting here, feeling mellow and a bit tired from the hiking tour up the Eisenes Tor I went on earlier is enough, really. I'll have a glass of wine and watch a movie or a couple of episodes of something and then go to bed... It's okay. I'm okay. Actually, I'm vaguely optimistic about 2012; I hope I won't regret saying that.
(Seriously, though, when did it turn 2012? It feels like the turn of the millennium was only a couple of years ago...)
For the reasons mentioned above I haven't done an Old/New Year meme (so far; might still do, though...), but since for the first time in my life after I got too old to be forcibly dragged along on the obligatory family Sunday walks I've been going on walks/hiking tours throughout the year pretty regularly, I'm posting some pictures instead. I really enjoyed doing this, getting more in touch with nature, watching the change of the seasons, from the first flowers coming out to falling leaves and autumn mists, and I suspect it's part of what kept me so balanced this year. (A big thank you to
green_maia for the inspiration!)
Happy New Year everyone, and all the best for 2012!
(Seriously, though, when did it turn 2012? It feels like the turn of the millennium was only a couple of years ago...)
For the reasons mentioned above I haven't done an Old/New Year meme (so far; might still do, though...), but since for the first time in my life after I got too old to be forcibly dragged along on the obligatory family Sunday walks I've been going on walks/hiking tours throughout the year pretty regularly, I'm posting some pictures instead. I really enjoyed doing this, getting more in touch with nature, watching the change of the seasons, from the first flowers coming out to falling leaves and autumn mists, and I suspect it's part of what kept me so balanced this year. (A big thank you to
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