This is another blog update.
Before I start, I would like to say, “Happy New Year 2025!” I wish you all great success in this new year. A new year means a new start. I hope you all have set plenty of goals for yourselves, and that you stay focused on them. If you don’t, you won’t accomplish them.
The final two weeks of 2024 were rough for me. I fell ill and have still not completely recovered.
With the illness and not feeling well, I never put together a list of goals for 2025. This was disappointing for me because every year I make a list of goals to accomplish. This was the first time in forever, it seems, that I didn’t.
In spite of that, I plan to put together a short list of goals for the year by the end of January. My goals are generally private; thus, I won’t post them here on this blog.
On to the blog, I know there hasn’t been a new post in months, but don’t worry! I haven’t given up on this blog. There is still so much to write about and so many more grammar topics I’d like to enlighten you with. More posts and blog enhancements are on the way.
Until then, please be patient and thank you for the support!
Here’s a message I wrote in Russian for you.
TR: Happy New Year.
I wish everyone health, love, happiness, luck and the absolute best in the year 2025. New year, new beginnings and opportunities!
May your dreams finally come true!
Life is wonderful, but short, so don’t be afraid to take risks in order to achieve great success.
The most important thing is to be yourself, and no one else.
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