There were fireworks in the adjacent township last evening, but in the end, I decided to pass. To get there in time to get a good spot, set up, wait for the show, and then take the pictures would have taken hours. I didn't feel like taking those hours outdoors in winter and I especially didn't feel right about leaving Sue on her own on New Years Eve. So, this photo is from the Canada Day Fireworks back on June 30.
Classic ... and classy.
ReplyDeleteNeither of us made it till midnight.
Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you both, AC.
ReplyDeleteJohn, we send the same best 2020 wishes from us to you and Sue. And being outdoors on a winter night isn't anything I would enjoy either.
ReplyDeleteHappy new year!
ReplyDeleteGood for you for staying in. It's such a mess out there.
All the very best for 2020. I hope the coming decade will be good to you despite your advancing age! So many of my friends have had joint replacements over the past few years and it keeps them active in ways that could never have been imagined years ago.
ReplyDeleteA happy new year to you and Sue.
ReplyDeleteCool fireworks photo! Happy New Year to you and Sue too!
ReplyDeleteHappy new year, and decade! Enjoy every moment!
ReplyDeleteI was at YoungerSon's "new" house. Only one TV channel at the moment so we watched a DVD of Spiderman instead. Then we all went to bed and woke up in a new decade. Only the 10 year old claimed to have stayed awake until past midnight. Happy New Year!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy and warmest wishes to you and your family, We watched the fireworks from our window and that was awesome enough for us.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI wasn't feeling well, so I stayed in.