Ai yi yi! I spent the whole first day of the new year completely nauseated, my vital organs throbbing in pain. There was no way I could get comfortable, the best thing I could do was lie completely still. I don't believe it was a result of over-consumption. This felt more like a "What the hell did I eat?" ordeal. I feel a hell of a lot better right now, but only if I stick to this clear liquids regimen and not move about too much. Thankfully, I have an intriguing book to keep me occupied for hours.
In an attempt to do something before the holiday officially comes to a close this evening, we undecked the halls & reclaimed living room. I'm actually looking forward to bed, though. Despite the shaky start, it's going to be a lovely year. I insist!
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New Year's Eve in Ferndale, year four. It was different this time. ATM & I were coming off being sick (I was actually becoming sick AGAIN), it was unnaturally warm out, and we didn't sleepover. I could feel the change. I don't know, we may have to do something different next year, but it was really good to see everyone assembled. Andrew D' even dropped in briefly.
Jonathan made vegetarian gyoza -- it was my favorite thing out of our ridiculously huge spread:
He also made pecan pie:
From ATM's dusk walkabout:
The tea house:
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New Year's Eve in Ferndale, year four. It was different this time. ATM & I were coming off being sick (I was actually becoming sick AGAIN), it was unnaturally warm out, and we didn't sleepover. I could feel the change. I don't know, we may have to do something different next year, but it was really good to see everyone assembled. Andrew D' even dropped in briefly.
Jonathan made vegetarian gyoza -- it was my favorite thing out of our ridiculously huge spread:
He also made pecan pie:
From ATM's dusk walkabout:
The tea house:
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I want that food, that fire, and that cabin. That is all.
Oh, and Happy New Year! Cheers to the many many FEAR_ANTS adventures in 2011! xo.
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