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And There’s A Hand My Trusty Friend

YBJ rang today and is planning on spending New Year's Eve here in Cleveland with David and myself. His lady friend will be joining us as well, and I for one, couldn't be more excited. I didn't get to spend Christmas with any of my immediate family members (except for David), and it hurt a little.

Especially since this was our first holiday (Christmas) without my Step-Dad.

This is a photo from my 2002 NYE with YBJ (our last one together):


This year we're doing it again. I cry a little each New Year's Eve. This year, there will probably be a few more tears than usual, but for good reason.

Happy 2009 to each and every one of you.

This entry was posted by Frankie, on 12.30.2008. You can leave your response.

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