Where will you be celebrating the New Year? Auto-translated

And then you accuse me of being a yaoi fan.

Apparently, I found him in bed, fast asleep. But he didn't even dream anything, alas!

Did you get enough sleep?

Nope.

Well, it seems the new year is still bringing only disappointments. I went for a walk and didn't find an empty city. I'll have to repeat the morning outing with my camera for the Chinese New Year as well.

I suspect that it won't work out again...

I warned you.

I met up with some friends to eat salads, drink wine, and champagne. Then I came home and washed it all down with coffee. After that, I played three matches on the Russian server of "Lihi Lehend." I met a guy there who respected "MamkuMoyu," and there were also guys from the "Zavod" club, "HUY," and "LGBT Nagibators," or something like that. I missed with all the skill shots, clicked in the wrong places, and had a lot of fun! I had a good time. I also naively thought that I would be able to work on something when I got home, but it turned out to be completely impossible.
In general, I love January 1st. You wake up feeling full of energy (not really), there's plenty of food, and you don't have to do anything. Stop for a moment, you are wonderful! I want to eat salads and drink Pepsi-Cola all the time, haha.

Wissy, you’re a gem!

I, on the other hand, had nothing to eat, and since I didn't feel like preparing anything at the moment, I left the house with the intention of getting something to eat. I walked a considerable distance while hungry, only to find out that nothing was open anywhere.

I prepared some tasty snacks and bought decent alcohol with my savings, ate, drank, spent some time on Heroes of Might and Magic forums and a couple of other forums, did daily quests in Hearthstone, opened nine packs and got two legendaries that I was missing for my collection, believed in Santa Claus, watched a couple of videos on YouTube, listened to some nice music, and went to sleep. I wanted to watch a festive movie, but I didn't have the energy to choose, so I'll save it for another holiday. I had a great time, I wish it could always be like this.

I celebrated at home with my family. I believed in Russia. I realized that I live in a country for sad people and that I fit in. I shed a tear during the president's speech. I got emotional. Then I woke up on January 1st, waited for the evening, and got emotional again in honor of my beloved country. Overall, I had a good time.

By the way, Putin made a good point this time. It's definitely better than calling for austerity and relying on the military, as he did in previous years.

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So gullible.