A Happy New Year To All Our Readers!
As you would expect from a Catholic blog dedicated to promoting Tradition, we offer our readers a traditional Hogmanay greeting – Auld Lang Syne (“for the sake of old times”…)
Feel free to post your new year greetings, jokes and anything that comes under the heading “good clean fun” to mark the passing of the old year and the arrival of the new.
Can’t think of any new year jokes right now but I know that tomorrow, I’ll remember 2013 like it was yesterday 🙂
Happy New Year everyone! Â
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Happy New Year! 🙂
– Rahul
Insight,
That was very quick! I’d only just posted the thread – welcome and a very happy new year to you.
God bless you.
Happy New Year to all, whether you be a theist or atheist!
Thank you Louise – not heard from you for a while.
I wish you every blessing (from God !) in 2014.
A very Happy New Year to you 🙂
A happy new year to you too editor
Happy New Year, Tom. And many more to come, God willing!
In the words of Tiny Tim [from Scrooge] “May God Bless All of Us”.
Even moi, Leprechaun? Shucks – thanks!
A very happy new year to you and yours.
God bless.
But of course, Madame Editor, and if I may say so, your grasp of French, Irish and American is proceeding apace – WOW!!
A Guid New Year to Yin and Awe as we say in Scotland!
Translates as “A Happy New Year to One and All”!
Ditto, thee, Lily.
A VERY guid new year 🙂
Happy New Year everyone! I hope 2014 is a time of grace for us all.
My new year’s resolution is to blog more often and better!
Now, that’s what I CALL a new year’s resolution, Margaret Mary!
A very happy new year to you and yours.
God bless.
Wishing everyone a happy new year and many blessings in 2014.
Theresa Rose,
Thank you and may I wish you the same – a very happy new year and many MANY blessings in 2014.
God bless you.
A happy new year to one and all. It may be our last……………………………:)
Crofterlady,
I need to tell the others about my phone call to you the other day so they can understand your new year “wishes” for us all…
I phoned Crofterlady, folks, when I was feeling depressed but she was really quite offhand. I told her I was so depressed that I felt like throwing myself under a bus and she really wasn’t helping. Guess what? She sent me a timetable.
So, c’mon Crofterlady, it’s New Year and we’re less than an hour away from 2014. Tomorrow, think of it, we’ll remember 2013 like it was yesterday – you just have to laugh, don’t you? Or at least smile? 🙂
Happy New Year, Crofterlady!
Crofterlady,
Away and have a double whisky before the bells! Cheer up!
Happy New Year everyone!
Josephine,
Well said. I’m off to partake of a double Diet Coke but not before I wish you and yours a very happy new year!
Happy New Year!
A Happy New Year everyone.
Vianney & Nicky,
A happy new year!
REMINDER…
The end of the month closures will take place later tonight – all December threads will be closed so please make sure you’ve had your say on those topics.
A very holy new year to Madam Editor and all readers of this blog from a Garngad lad living in London. I have just returned from visiting my sister in the North Middlesex hospital where she has been since St Stephen’s day. We toasted the new year with shortbread and irn bru with girders.
Cheers
Happy New Year Charles – and sister!
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