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... who doesn't like New Year's Eve?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.No. Years ago I loved it as a great party night. Nowadays I just think that it is just another night and I am done with feeling obliged to stay up until midnight. I'll be in my PJs by 8 and probably in bed by 10. (Although it is fair to say that in this village anything yet could happen in terms of impromtu gatherings).
I wouldn't say I dislike it, particularly, I just don't celebrate it. There is a party in the residents' lounge of the flats where I live, but I won't be going. I will be in bed with the TV on and perhaps send messages to friends and family, and watch the fireworks in London, but then I just snuggle down and hopefully go to sleep. I remember going dancing straight from work in the 1950s, but never went out once I was married. Don't know why, it was just how we were.
Happy New Year anyway Naomi. Let's hope it a good one.
I love Xmas so NYE for me signals the end of Xmas and it's just a massive anti-climax.
We're off out to a party, but this has been driven by Mrs Deskdiary - I'd much rather be at home. Don't get me wrong, I won't be at the party with a resting bitch-face, and I will enjoy myself, but I would rather be at home.
No. I'm 1/2 Scottish and when Mum was alive I enjoyed it, but then the magic faded. We haven't waited up to see it in for a few years - although there is a very special botle of whisky that only gets touched on this occasion.
After the 2024 we've suffered/are suffering - I can't wait to get rid of it.
I prefer a dinner with friends with good food and wine....forget the interminable wait for the Elizabeth gong to go off or Tommy Dubois's squib of a firework rocket going bang and making Lizzy Jones's pregnant poodle abort.
The dinner isn't happening this year for various reasons but I'll enjoy a stiff T&T (which I have to hand now), some good wine for dinner and a celebratory glass of Sauterne with dessert before turning in and reading my latest tome (on the life of Bernard Leach) before zzzz-time.
Happy New Year to y'all.