The Kenyan Nomad
Thursday, January 1, 2015
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year everyone!! This is my favourite holiday of the year. 2015 is already looking to be an exciting one, and I hope that it's as wonderful as you all deserve! I'll sign off with a picture I stumbled across about a year ago that so perfectly sums up what this day is about. Sure, New Year's may just be a date, but we're human, and thus, relish opportunities to start over, to start new, to be happy.
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