Am I the only one....
By Rimps
@Rimps85 (2249)
India
December 31, 2024 1:22am CST
Am I the only one who would like to treat 31st as just another day in the calendar & have a nice meal before going to bed, and wake up to a new day. Probably in my teens, I wouldn't have thought likewise, or is it the symbol of growing old, or is it all about leading a minimalistic life!!
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@jobelbojel (36492)
• Philippines
31 Dec
It is adulting my friend. Only the kids are excited.
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@crossbones27 (50117)
• Mojave, California
5 Jan
You good have fun, life worth living.
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@Dreamerby (6542)
• Calcutta, India
5 Jan
Like right from the start? I was excited as a kid. I wanted to stay awake till midnight but parents did not let me
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@pitsipeahie (5061)
•
31 Dec
While some people love to welcome the New Year with celebrations, I'm sure many simply sleep through it—and that's perfectly okay. Do what feels right for you! Happy New Year! 
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@Dreamerby (6542)
• Calcutta, India
5 Jan
I am feeling like that now. There's this sudden jolt of happiness on New Year's eve and 2-3 day into January, all of that is gone!
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@Dreamerby (6542)
• Calcutta, India
5 Jan
@Rimps85 yeah. The new year's eve there were fireworks. That was the good part.
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@Dreamerby (6542)
• Calcutta, India
5 Jan
There's this sudden jolt of happiness on New Year's eve and 2-3 day into January, all of that is gone!
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@Shivram59 (39030)
• India
9 Jan
No; it was like just another day for me; too. However I celebrate the Hindu New Year that falls around April. As you know; we call it "Varsh Pratipada".
