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by 02kar 03 Jan 2015 ( edited Jan 03'15 19:44 )
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It's good to be back home. My handsome hubby wanted to spend New Year's Eve away from home. We visited a place we had always enjoyed in the past. They now have an outdoor event to bring in the New year. They drop a beautifully lighted LED beach ball to bring in the New Year. Needless to say I did not see it drop. The crowds and noise set off a vertigo attack but I did see the 10,000 beach balls drop at 8 and the mass scramble for them. And now that I am home, I hope to be stitching bookmarks soon.

Comments (7)
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by dragonflyer 03 Jan 2015
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Glad you are back home...sorry to hear about your attack of vertigo...Happy New Year!
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by crafter2243 03 Jan 2015
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Karen I am so sorry that you have to deal with this vertigo. I think "There is no place like home" is so true. I really hope for you that this condition will at one point go away.
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by jrob 03 Jan 2015
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I think you a trooper to keep trying new things knowing you could experience the dreaded vertigo attack. I'm praying for you.
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by graceandham 03 Jan 2015
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:Lots of people experienced something like your vertigo on New Year's Eve! Glad you're back home - time for a little normal.
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by cfidl 03 Jan 2015
+3
Yeah! Happy New year!
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by airyfairy 03 Jan 2015
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Hope you will soon be feeling better again. Happy new year to you.
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by grandmamek 03 Jan 2015
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I do hope you are feeling better. That vertigo is nasty when it hits. I was hoping it had gone away for you by now.