I’m representing my feelings towards 2020 by showing it being struck by lightning. Yes, there were some great moments, but I’m glad to be saying bye to this particular year.
See how all the other western juniper trees around this tree are thriving? Can you see the sliver of blue in the distant sky? Once the dark clouds dissipate, we’ll have a brighter future where more of us can thrive.
Happy New Year!
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I feel like that juniper tree and I am also glad to look forward to the new year.
Yes! I'm looking forward to a new year as well.
Well done! Lightning might just be the answer. Happy New Year to you, too.
Happy New Year, Suzy!
Here's hoping 2021 is much better!
Agreed! Happy New Year, Sandy.
Best wishes for the New Year, Siobhan!
Same to you, Betty! 🎉
Trash 2920 and hope 2021 is much better.
Yes, good riddance to 2020! Hoping 2021 is better. :)
I couldn't agree more. Glad 2020 is over and hope all the years ahead and brighter and better. That tree sure reflects my 2020 too.
Thanks Siobhan!
Thanks, Parul!