Happy New Year!

Happy New Year to all of my blogging friends, those who read, those who comment, those who just stop by. May 2007 be a year of health and hysteria (the good kind.) I wish that for all.
Reflect upon 2006 as a year gone by, remember it is now the past, and there is nothing in the world that you can do to change it. Past is Past, let go of it and enjoy the present and plan for the future!
I am borrowing this idea from Ralph, at Homespun Headlines, here are a few of my reflections of 2006:

1. My daughter entered kindergarden, she is growing into a world that I have no part of, she does things now that are outside of the world with me.
2. My son entered 6th grade, no more sheltered elementary school, he has to make decisions and learn to live with them. The safety net is gone.
3. My oldest son entered 8th grade, his last year of middle school, he will be a high schooler at the start of the next school year. Where did my little happy baby go?
4. My husband had 2, yes 2 stem cell transplants, we are awaiting the results of the second. I thank the powers that be for him being with me every day.
5. I learned who my friends are, again.
6.There are a few more gray hairs on my head, a few less dollars in the bank, and more than a few sleepless nights under my belt.
7. I have a new kitchen, thanks to the efforts of my husband. I love my new kitchen!
8. I have a little more wisdom than I used to, I take care of my nuclear family first.
9. I am proud of who and what I am, with no regrets.
10. What used to be important, isn't. What is important, always was, just needed to be reminded.

Let me know what your reflections are, I'll be waiting.