29 December 2003Travel
New Year's Eve
This New Year's is going to be rather sedate, I'm afraid. There's not much happening here in Sedona, Arizona. I'm going to be at home with a close friend and it's going to be very low key. We'll just have some great food and a good bottle of champagne to see in the new year.
I don't know if it's a testament to the capricous nature of my life or the fact that I've been lucky enough to travel around a bit, but I haven't spent New Year's in the same place twice in a row since I was in college. This is where I've been for the last ten New Year's Eves:
2002 - Apia, Samoa
2001 - Rio de Janiero, Brazil
2000 - San Francisco, CA
1999 - An island in the middle of the Nile, South of Aswan, Egypt
1998 - Puerto Angel, Mexico
1997 - Buckhead, Atlanta, GA (working at Cafe Tu Tu Tango)
1996 - Santa Cruz, CA
1995 - Los Angeles, CA
1994 - Bangkok, Thailand
1993 - Melbourne, Australia
I highly recommend Rio for New Year's. There's nothing in the world like the party that's thrown at Copacabana. At least nothing I've seen.
Happy New Year!
Posted by andrew at December 29, 2003 09:07 AM
Ok, now you definitely have me beat, AND jealous. Happy New Year!!!
Wow! Pretty impressive list of places. Here's wishing you the best for the New Year!
Happy 2004 from South Africa!
That is a nice list to be proud of, you gypsy! Nothing ever happens here, either. Too small. Too cold. So next year we're talking about NYC or London, if it's safe to travel, that is...Although Rio does sound pretty exciting...hmm...
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'New Year's Eve'.
Didn't we go to Oaxaca one recent NYE?