I choose to believe that this year of ’13 will be super lucky, and I wish you the same. Because, people, I’m gonna be FORTY so it can’t not be awesome.
Inspired by my pal Sarah, I’m adding fortune cookies to my traditional New Year’s Eve to put everyone in the mood for an enlightened year. I will let my kids sample a few before bed — even in some chocolate fondue! — then try to make it to midnight munching on different futures and cryptic bits of wisdom.
I’ll be tweeting them at #newyearfortune unless I forget. Join me?
If you’re a parent of small people struggling to carve out some new traditions, we came up with some pretty durn good NYE ideas for kids from infant to teen over on Homemade Simple. Many of them stuff you already have in the house.
[Photo of me and my fortune parking space was taken by W. Moss; the picture of my cookies was taken by me]
Happy New Year! I too think this is going to be an amazing year and am very hopeful for the future.
Thanks, Jen! And so glad you’ve been joining us over here lately!
It’s been fun. Thank you @whitney for the instagram love of my baby’s epic rolls;)
BTW … this is my new year post
http://oururbanplayground.com/?p=1044
We had fortune cookies for new years eve too and somehow both my husband and mine were empty, no fortune at all!?! Hoping it means we dont need luck!
Oh no, @AmyS!! Before I found a little bulk pack of cookies I only found empty open circle “fortune” cookies at the store. Perplexing. Make your own fortune?