Happy New Year! #2018

Welcome to 2018, and I have high hopes for this year, I can tell you! How about you? Any New Year’s resolutions you care to share?

Talacre Beach Lighthouse in North Wales by SpookyMrsGreen.com mindful parenting and modern pagan lifestyle blog. Copyright Catherine Green
Talacre Beach Lighthouse

Happy New Year! #2018

Today will be our annual New Year’s Day visit to Talacre Beach in North Wales (weather permitting). Our dog loves this beach. He runs up and down the sand dunes, splashes in the sea, and generally charges around like a juggernaut. I love the bracing fresh air, and I adore the battered old lighthouse that stands proud on the sand. It really fires my imagination…

When we return home I will indulge in my New Year tradition of setting up a new wall calendar and desk diary. I love filling those blank pages with new projects and appointments designed to help us move forward – this January I hope that will involve developments on our house sale – but I leave that in the hands of our estate agents.

Happy New Year, my friends!

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Catherine Green is a paranormal author, ghost hunter, Reiki Master Practitioner, and creator of SpookyMrsGreen, a UK-based spooky family lifestyle blog. Based in Cheshire, she shares ghost hunting adventures, haunted doll investigations, paranormal history, family travel, book reviews, and behind-the-scenes insights into her vampire and werewolf novels.
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