A New Year

2006 was a very good year for me. It was full of change. The first week of January found me without a job. I no longer had any excuses, I had to find something. It worked out extremely well. The job I have today, although not perfect, is considerably better and I am enjoying it.

I spent a couple months dating and unlike all past experiences where I would eventually find myself curled up in the fetal position, determined to never date again, I actually found someome who makes me happy. It’s hard for even me to believe that finally after 32 years I have found a boyfriend. I don’t know how long it will last and I have absolutely zero expectations, all I know is I am enjoying it.

I saw a few friends pass away. George and Judy died from cancer. My old cat, Cocoa finally succumbed to time and left us for the big hunting ground in the sky. Alternately, some dead relationships came back to life. This year saw me renewing friendships with my father’s sister’s daughters. I also assisted my dear friend Audra with her wedding preparations and served as her maid of honor.

In June, I went to my 10-year college reunion. It was great getting together with the girls. Looking around, I realized I’ve come a long way in ten years and I’ve done pretty good on my own. I might not have 2.3 children or a husband but I have had my own achievements that make me proud.

I got to see some incredible concerts! The Violent Femmes, Katie Melua, The Red Elvises, El-Vez, The Rivers, and others that I can’t remember right now.

Although I didn’t take any vacations I did travel to Baltimore twice with Rob and on business I visited Dallas and Boston.

It was a busy year. It was a good year. Looking back, I have no regrets. I hope 2007 will treat me just as kindly.

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