A start of a new beginning

   


    A year had ended and a new year is born 2022! I still can’t believe it’s been two years since 2020, I hope this year will make a difference from the past two years because the last two years aren’t the best for all of us. I hope this year and the following year will be better to help us recover from the bad years. I don’t believe the saying “New year New Me” because I won’t wait until the end of the years just to change my bad habits, If I want to change I will do it know.

          New year new pages for the book, I’m looking forward to meet new people and make new friends this year. I’m also looking forward to learn to my mistakes and learn from others, trying new things and improving the things you already do are the best possible ways to spend this year and your life to the fullest.

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  1. RandelJanuary 21, 2022 at 2:09 AM

    Hello there, Rodel! I really like the message of this blog, it certainly is fun reading it. New years reflect a new beginning for us, it also inspires us to change for the better. I agree with what you have said, the past 2 years have been a living nightmare for us. I hope that 2022 will bring us luck and hope; a change of storyline for our lives. Hoping that 2022 will be good to us for the rest of the year! Also, good luck and have fun achieving your new year's resolutions! ^^

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  2. EleineJanuary 30, 2022 at 2:02 AM

    Hi there!! I really liked this blog and its enjoy to read and i really like how you express and explain your emotions. And i hope your 2022 will be full of blessings.

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