We Have New Year’s Eve Plans
By DianneN
@DianneN (212629)
United States
November 30, 2020 4:56pm CST
Rather than doing our usual mega festivities that we have been doing in Florida for the last 7 years, we are celebrating our “old” way when our two sons were babies.
We will dress up in our elegant evening clothes - a fancy negligee for me, a robe or whatever for hubs.
We will order Chinese food from our favorite and most delicious Chinese restaurant and lots of it. I already know what cocktail I will have hubs make me.
We will eat in front of the TV and watch a good movie or two.
When the countdown of the crystal ball in Times Square in New York City begins, we will watch it together and kiss Happy New Year as we’ve done since we first met, no matter where in the world we happened to be.
Let’s hope the new year will be better than this one.
Cheers to 2021!
~If the photo loads, it is my older son’s at his new house. I hope to be swimming in it finally if the pandemic is gone~
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@snowy22315 (104738)
• United States
30 Nov
I will celebrate 2021 as it almost certainly will be better than 2020!
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@DesirousDreamer (33458)
• Peoria, Arizona
1 Dec
Those are plans I can totally get down with haha Sounds like such a good and relaxing time to welcome a new year.
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@Tina30219 (61583)
• Onaway, Michigan
1 Dec
I hope 2021 is better for me that what 2020 has been. I think your way of bringing in the new year sounds good.
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@Tina30219 (61583)
• Onaway, Michigan
1 Dec
@DianneN Yes I do and I can’t wait for it either. Time will tell what 2021 is going to be like Hopefully this dang virus will go away.
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@much2say (46181)
• Los Angeles, California
1 Dec
Sounds like a lovely plan - fancy but cozy and safe at home! Oh gosh I have not even thought of New Year's anything yet . . . but I am sure we will be at home. We usually eat Japanese soba noodles on NY's Eve . . . it is a tradition to eat that to "cleanse away" the bad from that year or at least that is what my parents have taught me. So we should eat gobs of it 
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@freelancermariagrace (22322)
• Philippines
1 Dec
That sounds like a great plan! We don't have plans yet for New Year's eve, but most likely, we'd be just staying at home
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@MarshaMusselman (26328)
• Midland, Michigan
1 Dec
But not until next summer is guess since it's cold where he is too?
Sounds like a fun and safe new years Eve party for the two of you.
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@kaylachan (10059)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
30 Nov
I am interested to see what change if any, we'll see in 2021. Who knows? Maybe Biden will surprise us as President. Or, he could be worse for the country than Trump, and we'll be stuck with him for, four years.
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@Tampa_girl7 (43727)
• United States
1 Dec
You have described the perfect New Year’s Eve
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@Tampa_girl7 (43727)
• United States
2 Dec
@DianneN I think my husband is working New Year’s Eve.
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@DianneN (212629)
• United States
2 Dec
@Tampa_girl7 Oh, no! As I mentioned once before, at least he is back working. Hope you can celebrate with your son!
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@Michellekidwell (22236)
• Sonora, California
1 Dec
@DianneN That’s awesome, I prefer a low key celebration as well, especially this year
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@wolfgirl569 (34737)
• Marion, Ohio
1 Dec
Sounds like a great way. We usually stay home anymore. But no kiss at midnight. He is usually already asleep 
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@lovebuglena (24453)
• Staten Island, New York
1 Dec
Sounds like an interesting way to celebrate New Years. I would love to spend it at home with just hubby and I. We did that last year. But I am pretty sure hubby will want to be with other people.
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@lovebuglena (24453)
• Staten Island, New York
1 Dec
@DianneN No one wants covid...
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@cmoneyspinner (8897)
• Austin, Texas
1 Dec
Chinese food always sound good to me. No matter what the occasion.
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