Sayonara 2023

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It's that time of the year when one looks back at the year gone by, trying to delve on the good, the better and the best parts of it... wondering whether it could've packed more ! 

A consistent realization this time every year is the thought that time just flies by.. swiftly... often without as much as a whisper... which leaves me wishing that I'd done more in the year...

This is also the time to think about what one would want to accomplish (not exactly a bucket-list, but even that isn't a bad idea) with the time at hand.

So while I resolve to make my life better, by not trying to solve everything for everyone (read interfere in everything), but instead just being there (at hearing distance :D), I hope I end up making room for other people and things in my life as well. I know the next year will be bigger and better.

So cheers to the year that zoomed past, and to the one around the corner.
Hoping it would bring good times for everyone.

Happy New Year !!!!







Comments

  1. SG31 December 2023 at 22:28

    Happy New Year to you and your family.

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    1. Dwiti R26 February 2024 at 10:53

      Thank you for your wishes ! Wishing you a very Happy New Year !

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  2. Sujatha Sathya2 February 2024 at 10:30

    True that!
    Late but nevertheless, have a great year ahead!

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