Hi guys, welcome back to another episode of Order of the Faithfuls. This is a special episode

with just me and Dolores, and it's for New Year's Eve. Delores. Hi, do you like New Year's Eve?

I do. I don't. It's been a long time since we've gone out for New Year's Eve.

It just, I don't know, it just kind of scares me going out for New Year's Eve.

Like the people that are drinking and it's just, it's just a lot. You know, unless I have like some private event or some home party, You probably won't see me nowadays out and about

unless it's something really special. Last year, we were asleep in Big Bear. The year before,

we had people over at Big Bear, and we had a nice party playing pool and cards and drinking

and all that stuff. This year, Sophia and her boyfriend are coming up to

Big Bear. And who knows, we have a lot of friends that have houses up there. So usually New

Year's is a big deal. So we'll probably all get together. That's nice. That's really nice.

So this is the penthouse. And I have New Year's Eve up here.

My family comes.

We watch the countdown because the fab over 40 competition, I usually will leave for Arizona the next day to meet the winner.

So, yeah.

And I'm not a big New Year's person because I hate change. Like, I would rather

sleep through it and wake up the next day and think that nothing has changed. Do you do New Year's

resolutions? No, never. No, I feel like they set up to fail. But yeah, they set you up to

fail sometimes. I think that that's good to make a goal in life every year. I did not do it last year, but I want to do it this year. So I guess it's somewhat of a resolution. Like I one year, I won't do a fitness competition. So I trained and did everything for a fitness competition. But I'm not one to be like, I'm not going to cuss and I'm not going to eat bad and I'm not going to do this.

I'm not going to do that.

I'd like to just set up a goal for myself. And it's usually fitness related. So I'm going to do, who knows what I'm going to do? I'm getting older now. fitness isn't as I mean I work out be healthy, but I'm not working out to be like shredded

anymore. Like I have jobs. I try my best. Working out is a luxury. Someone told me that one time. It is a

luxury. And it's true. So yeah, have a chronic illness or an injury and tell me that working out

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