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Monday 31 December 2018

Happy New Year

This includes Facebook and Blogger friends 
as well of course!
I hope that 2019 brings you whatever you may wish for.

14 comments:

Parnassus said...

Hello Bazza, Happy New Year to you and your family! I am looking forward to your interesting posts in 2019.
--Jim

bazza said...

Thank you Jim! I wish you the same with health and peace.

Starting Over, Accepting Changes - Maybe said...

Happy New Year, Barry and Leah, and let us all look for hope and more kindness in 2019.

bazza said...

Arleen: What a lovely thought. Thank you!

Hels said...

New Year's eve was wonderful. We saw the French-English-Hungarian film Colette and then saw fireworks at midnight :)

Hopefully 2019 will be full of peace and good health for you and yours, if not vast wealth.

Hilary Melton-Butcher said...

You too Bazza ... I'll be back soon - take care and all the best to you and your family - cheers Hilary

Sherry Ellis said...

Thank you. Happy New Year to you, too!

bazza said...

Hels: Thanks for your good wishes. Colette has just been released here. On New Year's Day we saw Three Identical Strangers, a documentary about Jewish triplets separated at birth. It's a 'must-see'!

bazza said...

Hilary: Welcome home Hilary. Have a great year!

bazza said...

Sherry: Thank you. Enjoy 2019!

Hels said...

bazza

I loved Three Identical Strangers, but from the reunion on, I kept saying to Joe that great sadness was coming :(

https://melbourneblogger.blogspot.com/2018/11/three-identical-strangers-film-review.html

bazza said...

Hels: I didn't see it coming. I thought the story was really remarkable before the a storm-clouds approached. Then it became very sad.

Susan Flett Swiderski said...

Happy New Year to you, too! May the year be lit with more joys than sorrows.

bazza said...

Susan: Thank you, that's a lovely sentiment!