2006 Is So 2006

I started a different post and scrapped it, I just wasn't feeling it. Instead, I decided to rub it in everyone's face that I am closing in on a 10 day vacation and the prospect of so much freedom is making me giddy with anticipation. The problem lies in what to do with all my free time to maximize the fun factor- on the one hand, it is fun to lie about in bed reading and catching up on movies for three days straight. On the other hand, a world of opportunity is open to me. I could do a lot of things in 10 days. I could hike the Mayan ruins, build houses for Habitat for Humanity, camp on a beach in Belize, ski the Alps. Or I could finish unpacking, visit with relatives, do some volunteering, and try to keep warm. You know, either way.

I've had many New Year's invites in the past few weeks; it's nice to know I'm in demand. I just haven't comitted to anything until Chris figures out if he can get some vacation time for a few days in the 585- I hate to admit it, but I've missed the old Rocha-cha. (Well, maybe not the city so much as the people. Although, I could use some Dino BBQ. Or California Rollin'. Mmm.) Anyway, rest assured all you NY party people that we are trying our darnedest to figure out an itinerary. What's everyone else's plan to ring in 2007?