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Goodbye 2016, Hello 2017

Let's Bring in the New Year on a Good Note

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Goodbye 2016, Hello 2017
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2016 is almost over, which means that 2017 is almost here. Crazy, right? We made another trip around the sun and had so many memories in these 365 days.

As much as I'll miss 2016, I'm excited for 2017. I've had so many firsts this year and made so many memories this year that I wouldn't change for anything. And I'm excited to see what 2017 has in store for me. I'm sure it'll be great with the good and bad days.

I'm excited for any new beginnings I'm going to go through. I wonder how many great memories I'm going to add on in 2017. I'm excited to see how 2017 will exceed 2016.

2016 will be in the past. And there's nothing we can do to change it or do anything about it.

Though, 2016 wasn't the best year with all the violence and terror, there still has been plenty of good days. Here's to the New Year and a fresh start. Bring in the New Year with some joy and a smile! Have fun and be safe.

Happy New Year and I hope 2017 will be a better year, or an even better year, for everyone. Bring in the New Year with an open mind! Think of all the best possible outcomes for this New Year. Set your goals for the year and work to achieve them. Keep yourself preoccupied doing your New Years Resolution list! Write it down and work a bit every single day to get to what you want to do for your resolution or your resolutions!

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