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Question of the Day, Sunday, December 27, 2015
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You know, my friend and I were considering going to Times Square for NYE into 2018, but after hearing that they have lines that you are not allowed to get out of (or something like that) - not even to use the bathroom, uh, no. If I do go, I'd make sure I have a good view from a hotel room, lol.
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First time he heard a firework he was inside and he got a worried look Then I showed him where they were and he just stared at the same spot waiting for more to come(9 months old). He LOVES the cats. Shelby in particular really peaks his interest. She is very sweet and tiny. If we are out and I ask "Where is Shelby?" he looks!
When we are at Petsmart I take him to the cat cages. We had a dog his first few months but even the smallest most well behaved dog makes him freak out unless they lick his feet. Then he screams the happy scream and happily flails arms.
When we are at Petsmart I take him to the cat cages. We had a dog his first few months but even the smallest most well behaved dog makes him freak out unless they lick his feet. Then he screams the happy scream and happily flails arms.
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that sounds like a very nice way to 'ring in the new year'! and i really like that Finnish tradition!
Usually stay in, stay up until midnight have some special yummy food, drinks and watch some specials on the tely with my momsey.
And then melt some metal over the fireplace, and toss it in a bucket of cold waterwe each do that. The shape it turns out and deciphering it determines our future for the upcoming year. Finnish tradition that we do!
And also New Year's Day dinner.
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- #27
those are really lovely traditions!
i think i remember you mentioning The Big Sandwich last year! it sounds very tasty --
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- #28
very nice plans!
I watch Dick Clark's Rockin New Year's Eve (I know he passed away but they keep the show going!) special and watch the ball drop on tv. I don't go out, too darn cold and crazy! I'd rather stay home curled up watching that show with my pets.
it's gotten cold here just in the past few days; the unseasonably warm weather has gone. i can't imagine being outside in the cold on New Year's Eve, for any amount of time.
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- #29
that sounds like a nice, relaxing New Year's Eve!
ahhh, i'm sure there will be 'loons' shooting off their guns here too on New Year's Eve! i worry more on the holidays that people tend to drink more, and then after drinking go outside and shoot off their guns.
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- #30
that sounds so good for New Year's Eve -- catnip for the kitties, and you all enjoying a spread of appetizers and wine!
i was just yesterday thinking that i'd like to have some appetizers. for New Year's Eve, and in general. i believe it was @Kat0121 who had mentioned previously that she likes an assortment of appetizers sometimes for a meal. hmmm.........i think i'll head over to the 'What are you craving?' thread next.
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- #31
a nice quiet New Year's Eve with your two boys! very nice!
I don't go out and drink and party anymore. I did all that in my younger days. Now I'm just content to snuggle up with my two old ladies (Muffin and Muffy) and watch TV. We will be asleep by midnight.
It's been years (decades?) since we went out on NYE. There are way too many people who feel the need to play with fireworks for a couple of hours, so hubby goes to bed well before midnight while I try to distract a scared pet.
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i think i might feel the same way. it would be an interesting and new experience for me, but the crowd and the noise and etc.........if i spent New Year's Eve in Times Square once, i don't think i'd want to do it again.
on the other hand, i love NYC! just to visit. so much to see and to do there. and there are Zaro's Bread Basket's there too!!!
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- #35
i'm sure either staying home or going to a party will be very nice!
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- #36
Work New Year's Eve, go home and do the usual routine (feed cats, make dinner for myself, play with cats, etc), go to bed at normal time, get up New Year's Day and go to work
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- #37
awww...that's so cute! i wonder why there's a big difference with cats vs dogs. maybe that's common with young children...?
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- #38
will be a pretty ordinary night for me and our jaspurr too! though i'll pop on over to the Times Square website and look at New Year's celebrations from around the world on youtube.
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- #39
that sounds like a lovely New Year's Eve!
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poor Mogli! fireworks used to scare my mickey and snick, though when we moved out to 'the sticks' they weren't particularly afraid of fireworks sounds anymore.
i ended up getting to bed by 10 pm last night; i was way too tired to stay up to see in the new year.
