Let's hope it's a good one, without any fear

 

Happy new year's eve everyone! I hope you had some joyous moments throughout 2022! Even in times of sadness, I have come to realise that there is still so much beauty and love around us and things to be grateful for. 


As I've been cleaning up the photos from my phone (I take so many!), I've found some that I haven't shared throughout the year. I'll slowly get around to posting them now that I have summer holidays before I start with my new grade 2 class at the end of January.





Mum and I discovered a couple of Mexican restaurants recently. I loved the interiors of this place.




I also took great joy in growing my own tulips this year!






 Of course I loved putting together outfits too.



I can't wait to go on many day trips with my mum while I'm on holidays. We'll surely return to this restaurant near my dad's work. The Mexican flan is absolutely amazing.



There have been many happy memories from this year and I'm glad I took so many photos because otherwise I'd forget them. Thank you for visiting my blog this year! I enjoy reading your comments and seeing the number of people that visit this page too. See you in the new year!
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Title: War is Over by John and Yoko Lennon. 




Comments

  1. Polyester Princess01 January, 2023

    All that food looks truly scrumptious, Jess, and it's making me hungry!
    What a colourful bunch of tulips and I'm swooning over the outfit you are wearing while Holding them. That leopard top is absolutely fabulous, and I'm loving that basket too!
    Happy New Year, let's hope it's a good one indeed! xxx

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  2. Vix01 January, 2023

    Looking fabulous, Jess! Your tulips are beautiful.
    The mexican restaurant looks great. I see churros, big at festivals, they're a legendary hangover cure! I've got that Corona tray!
    Happy New Year! xxx

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  3. Sheila04 January, 2023

    Happy New Year, Jess! Well done on your tulips! I love seeing your funky outfits, and I thought of you when I heard about Christine McVie's death.

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