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Hello 2009!

We ushered in the year of the ox cooped up here at home, and as soon as the crystal ball at Times Square dropped, it was time for a good bottle of champagne, Moet & Chandon (Rose Imperial).

New Year’s eve is the one time when we willingly open a bottle of bubbly and expect the rest of the bottle to go to waste because we’re only two in the household :-( .

We had Thai dinner, brought in (courtesy of the husband), because I was not willing to brave the chill to head out to our favorite Thai restaurant in the Bay. I’m deliberately not posting shots of the food here lest, this site will look like a food blog already. Note: previous posts bear food pics, that’s why. Not long after the clock struck midnight, our phone lines (cell and land line) started to get busy because friends and family were calling. We turned in at about 3:00 a.m.

In Manhattan, in spite of the bone chilling temperatures, it  didn’t prevent the hundreds of thousands revelers from trooping to Times Square. Bundled up in their finest winter gears, they patiently waited for the crystal ball to drop at the strike of midnight. It was a sight to behold seeing the Former President Bill Clinton and Senator Hillary Clinton joined by Mayor Michael Bloomberg in triggering the traditional ball drop, ushering in the new year with a new 12,000-pound Waterford Crystal ball that was several times larger than the ball used last year.

So here we are, hello 2009!


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