Do-over

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All of my mobile devices are currently out of battery, so maybe this is the gods way of telling me that I need to start off this new year unplugged.  Yep, tomorrow is Chinese New Year (or Lunar New Year for those of you who are more pc) and it's a clean start for those of you who have royally mucked up January by spending WAYYYY too much money on horsey accessories, eaten only cheese and crackers for dinner, and ditched your "less caffeine" goal in the matter of days.  Whoops.  Seriously though y'all, it's been a rough week, and although the new year only comes but twice a year, we shouldn't be afraid to start every day anew and with a fresh outlook.  The mantra is: *breathe in* "this is going to be a great year" *breathe out*

Oh, and at some point, it's bound to get warmer, right???

By the way, for those of you who are weather fanatics, it's going to be 75 degrees here tomorrow.  And snowing here next Friday.  *throws up hands in exasperation*

Happy New Year Loves!

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  1. It's bound to get warmer for sure! I'm hoping this will be a great year indeed :) Happy Chinese New Year!

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  2. Happy New Year, Rooth! And yeah...quite happy I get another chance on resolutions....hehe

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  3. Happy Chinese New Year, rooth! You're right, any moment can be the start of something new--or a restart.

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  4. Happy New Year to you! I love that we get a do-over . . .

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  5. right I see it as an opportunity to set myself small goals or work harder on my new year resolutions. Happy New Year to you too, have a fabulous weekend girl! x

    Katrina Sophia Blog

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  6. Happy New Year, Rooth! And have a great weekend.

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  7. Bad week? I don't like hearing that one bit. Take care of yourself, darling, and HAPPY NEW YEAR! Do-overs, hooray! XOX

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  8. Hey, it sounds like you had an AWESOME month, what are you talking about? Spoiling your new four-legged baby, eating my favorite kind of dinner, what could be better?? ;) Happy New Year!! And Happy February, too :) xo

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  9. Happy Chinese Lunar New Year Rooth c:
    Lols cheese and crackers for dinner? That's
    horrible lol Xx

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  10. texas is crazy, but i still stand by the fact that i think that's my kind of weather pattern. and cheese and crackers is my go-to dinner and i have kids! it's terrible, but you know what, it's so good!!

    i had no idea chinese new year was even mildly politically incorrect. is it because other countries celebrate it too and they don't feel it's fair that china takes ownership by it being called chinese new year? that's all i can think of because it's pretty benign other than that and what everyone i have ever known that has celebrated it called whether they were chinese or not. i am just dying to know now.

    well, anyway, happy chinese/lunar new year!! and here is to good weeks and good years, do-overs and enjoying the little and big things in life (like new horses and cheese and crackers). xo

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  11. I'm wondering if we're going to get snow this winter, it's certainly feeling colder this week!

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  12. Dude. External battery pack/charger. Seriously.

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  13. I'm using this (and Feb 1 in general) as my do-over chance, too. Though it wasn't a "goal" or "resolution" to work out more, I do want to be healthier this year in general and considering I worked out a whopping TWO days in January, I need this do-over. Hope next week is better for you. :)

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  14. Enjoy the holiday!

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  15. Happy New Year! 75? so jealous.. its so cold here :(

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  16. Happy New Year to you! I'm really excited about 2014 because I was born in the Year of the Horse..though I feel like a horse running in circles in the track during the first quarter of the year. I hope it gets better. Have a festive weekend!

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  17. Happy New Year! If it's the year of the horse, does that mean you will be spending even more money on accessories horse things?

    I'm going to work today to do a couple of things. I'll report on any parades!! With photos of course.

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  18. Happy new year to you! And happy weekend!

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  19. I'd take 75* right now... even if it meant snow in a week. Seriously, though - someone needs to have a heart to heart with mother nature .

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  20. Happy New Year sweetheart! I went home to celebrate with my family and so I'm in a super good mood.

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  21. I love that figure of the horse and how awesomely it resembles the Chinese character :). Yes, to new beginnings and hopefully a better week/year.

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