As I've told you before, my great grandmother had three rules you had to abide by on New Year's Day if you wanted to have a good year. I've already done the first two. I left the house which means I won't have a sickly year and not be able to leave the house a lot. m That's good because I plan to enjoy living in my new house in Northampton. I have many activities I want to go to and if I was sick I would not be enjoying them. I've also completed the helping others task which means I will not have a year where no one is helpful to me. I've completed this task in two ways. One, I've donated to a homeless shelter founded by my friend (rest in peace Utah Phillips), and I've helped out one of my assistants to get her phone reactivated. The only thing that remains is being productive. I was going to do that by promoting my blogs on this list of 150 blog promotion sites. However, you have to know more about computers than I do to do that. Instead, my productivity will be limited to posting. Oh well, you can't have everything. At least, I know I won't have a sloth-like year which my great grandmother said was a threat if you weren't productive on New Year's Day. I can't afford to have a slothlike year when it's my first year paying real rent. Sure my parents will be around if I get in a crunch, but I'd rather not ask them for help. I hope everybody is off honoring whatever superstitions they honor this day. Good luck in 2009.

Categories: 2009 [t], superstitions [t], New Year\'s [t]

Good luck to you too ^_^
» Mockiller on 2009-01-01 05:50:23

wow.. am i too late to apply ur superstitious belief?
» jolenesiah on 2009-01-01 09:04:20

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