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Happy New Year - A Year in Review ...


Happy New Year ~ 2012 ~ I thought I would look back on 2011 in this post ~ A Year in Review ~ It was a rough year for many of my family and friends ~ My wish this year is for all the people that have been hurting return to normal living - Get offered jobs, be able to start saving again, be free of so much worry.

My word for them is BELIEVE. To have faith. To move forward. To stay strong.

What do you wish for in the New Year?

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  1. I like Believe!! That is a great word. I do pray they can find the faith to know there will be a better tomorrow--a better 2012.

    My word is Contentment--that each person I know can find some semblance of contentment right where they stand. We can choose to find contentment, happiness, joy in that which we already hold in our hands. I know 2011 was not good for many--but the people who chose to find the blessings they had despite all their hardship were really inspirational to those around them--and it kept everyone's spirits up and alive. And for many 2011 turned out, near the end, to bring these same people unexpected blessings. I wonder if Karma had their back? Let's hope.

    What a wonderful post!! Happy New Year!!

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  2. My word would be JOY! We should have joy in our life, in everything we do.

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  3. Jenn ~ Happy New Year ~ So glad you were able to visit ~ Contentment ~ Another wonderful word ~ To be happy with who we are, what we have, where we are headed ... Love the way you think ... Thanks again for stopping by!

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  4. Sonja ~ Happy New Year ~ I always seem to be able to relate to your answers ... JOY ... We all need more joy in our lives ... My word, Believe and Joy together = A Beautiful New Year!

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  5. Believe is a positive and powerful word. I write about wishes and hope, desire and dreams in my post today. Happy New Year! Here's to new adventures.

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  6. Ryn ~ So great to see you here ~ Yes, I love the idea of choosing a single word ~ My word (as you know) is CREATE but we all must believe in ourselves for this to happen ... Cheers to a creative year!

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