Happy New Year

That's it for me for the year. Have a good one, be safe, careful and thoughtful.

Consider opening your wallet a little for the Tsunami victims. You can click here, here and here for ways  to help.

Happy New Year Feliz Ano Novo Feliz Año Nuevo Joyeuse Nouvelle Année Glückliches Neues Jahr Nuovo Anno Felice!

Comments

[jim hitchcock]

Gee whiz, Randy...just watched Larry King (for the first time ever) with Kevin Spacey talking about Beyond The Sea...and I was Kinda hoping for a karaoke encore.

[Debby T]

I just want to take this opportunity to tell you how much I enjoy your blog. It keeps me up to date with happenings in South America and I love following your links to sites I would otherwise not find. Thanks. Have a wonderful 2005!

[Tom DC/VA]

Thanks for another year of bloggy goodness. Happy belated birthday and happy New Year!

[akaky]

Athbhliain faoi Mhaise Duit [Happy New Year]

Athbhliain faoi Mhaise Daoibh [You have a prosperous new year; said to two or more people]

Nollaig Shona agus Athbhliain faoi Mhaise Duit [Happy Christmas and a prosperous new year; singular]

Nollaig Shona agus Athbhliain faoi Mhaise Daoibh [the same, but plural]

Go mba hé duit [The same to you]

More seasons greetings (in Irish) for your collection, Randy. I'll try to find out how the words are actually pronounced later; Irish is even worse than English in this regard. The spelling and the pronounciation of the word are related, but not in a way visible to the naked eye.

[Randy Paul]

Thanks to all and best wishes to all.

Jim, you could not get me drunk enough. The funny thing is if I were so inclined timewise and moneywise to take voice lessons I could probably sing well enough to be passable. The sad thing is I know the words by heart of so many songs.

Akaky, the only phrase I know in Gaelic is a well known command delivered with anger and have no idea how it's pronounced or spelled.

Debby,

Great Chile photos!

Dave,

best to you as well!