I stayed home last night; missed several parties, missed toasting with friends who I’ve not seen enough of. A head cold has been slinking ‘round the door for a few days (probably a few weeks), and by Midnight it’d overtaken me. I didn’t have any the past two winters, but I’ve been burning candles at both ends lately, so I can’t be too surprised or upset.
Despite feeling poorly, it’s not a bad thing to cross the threshold of a new year quietly and in solitude. I did this little drawing to mark the changing of the guard. (I added the snow on a whim, though clearly those aren’t winter trees, all clad in leaves.)
I’d hoped for a cold-bright wander on New Year’s Day, but that’ll have to wait for better health. Glad tidings, with a few sniffles! I’ll see what I can make of it. More drawing, whether for me or my freelance project, will make a fine start of things for 2018.
e daggar art: THE MUSEUM 
Really love this drawing. Happy New Year to you.
Thank you! Happy New Year.
Happy New Year and best of energies!!! Get well soon 🤗❤️
I love the icy air in the drawing😊 Big hugs from Berlin!!
Thank you Luiza! Happy New Year to you!
Happy New Year to you and get well soon.
Thanks you, and to you!
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It’s a balmy 12º here! Thank you, and Happy New year to you, too.
4°F this morning, but nice and sunny, and it is indeed cold-bright! Happy New Year, and hope you feel better