Levenotta.

At the end of every year, I do a year review.

I do it with my significant other around the fireplace. We light the fireplace. We have our,

what is it called Martinelli sparkling cider. We sip on that, we have some gingerbread cookies, we do our year review, but we'll have to find some different questions because I usually ask myself the questions that I'm going to answer here for you. Yeah, So I also should mention December is my favorite month absolute like a landslide win.

I love it I play Christmas jazz music every day when I wake

up and I'm making my coffee. I have like one, two, three, four, five, six, I have seven Christmas trees, two of them full size.

I, like, I can't get enough of Christmas and Christmas time and the spirit of Christmas like I'm I'm in okay I'm all in

I love December and then Christmas is over but then it's it's not at all sad for me because I get to jump right into my year end review.

So I spend the week after Christmas leading into the new year just reflecting and

thinking about what I liked that happened, what I didn't like, what I'd like to do differently.

I just, I do a deep dive.

So I'm excited for this. I just wanted to give you the full context to paint the picture here because it's really one of my favorite things to do.

Okay, I'm jumping in. What is my proudest achievement? I literally, that's always the first thing I go to is

what did I cheat? That's how I like to find each of my years is through the things that I achieved

or accomplished. And now I'm like, I'm looking at these and I'm going, I might

need to change my end of your questions because I don't want that to be the thing that

leads me anymore. But my proudest achievement would be probably finishing the first draft of a novel.

What or whom are you most thankful for?

This is the next question.

My significant other in my home that makes me feel safe and proud and peaceful.

What surprised you most?

Oh boy boy the whole year was a surprise. I'll tell you that much

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