"... and I feel fine!"

[mousme]

It's 2012, year of the apocalypse! Or whatever. I don't know about you, but I'm excited.

I haven't checked the Mayan calendar to figure out the exact date that the world is supposed to end, but that's okay. I figure it ought to be a surprise, don't you?

Otherwise, I'm looking forward to a quiet year. 2011 was a year of lots of stuff happening, most of it good but all of it kind of stressful nonetheless. So I want 2012 to be a year of quiet time, of settling into the new house and getting into some routines. I'm going to try a bunch of new things, but all of them small, local new things.

One thing I want to do this year is reconnect with my friends. What with my schedule and all the upheaval last year, I didn't see people as often as I wanted to. So here's to spending more time with friends and keeping in touch. I'm going to be posting here more regularly, and making a conscious effort to read my friends' page every day instead of once every few weeks when I remember that this LJ actually exists. LJ has always been my main source of news and what have you for my friends, and it's past time I started using it again.

So Happy New Year again, everyone! I look forward to spending a lot more time with you again this year. :)

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[kiwano.livejournal.com]

Mayapocalypse is on the Winter Solstice, so Dec. 21. Of course it's really just a calendar rolling over event (kinda like the turn of the millennium was a few years back). I'm figuring that since celebrating the big rollover in the Christian calendar involved heavy consumption of the primary Christian entheogen (alcohol), the big rollover in the Mayan calendar should involve heavy consumption of the primary Mayan entheogen (chocolate). Needless to say, I'm really looking forward the the rollover, since my favourite drug in the whole world is that Mayan enthoegen :)