The Gate way to the New Year.. Month of December



November is gone and December has begun...
December is a month of happenings.. In most part of the world its already winter and people in countries where temperature drops below zero are busy collecting fire woods and winter clothing to beat the winter cold and freezing temperatures. In Australia its summer season, in contrast to the rest of the world in the month of December.
World is getting ready for Christmas and to welcome the New year. Companies, factories and corporates  are getting ready for year end closure and fixing of target for the next year.
Christmas tree and Christmas jingles have already started filling the air... Santa clause will be shortly visiting our home for distributing gifts and blessings...
As an individual we welcome " Hello December" and are ought to think and measure what we have done the last 11months and pen down our plan for next 12 months.. We took vows when the clock struck 12, and we stepped into 2016. Are those vows only customary and forgotten the following day?  No its not... those vows bring changes in our life. Hope all readers have fulfilled their vows... what to do if not fullied? No worries add those left ones in your 2017 list and promise yourself that you will fulfill in the coming year...
 Its also important to thank all those who stood by us and kept motivating us, when we are down and freaking. Visit them and thank them for standing by our side.

For me year 2016 has been great, Although we faced a bit of struggle earlier this year, me and my brother could manage and complete our house construction. It was a great feeling to have all relatives and friends for the house warming.

My blog(Allwyn's blog: The Journey) turned one year old in september 2016. I have posted 23 articles in last 11 months. Thanks to all who read my articles, comment on my articles and encourage me to post more. Continue reading.

In India becoz of de-monetisation general public is desperate to change their 500 and 1000 Rupee notes to new 500 and 2000 Rupee notes. Long queues in banks  and ATM. But is all for good, and hope new prosperity will bloom from January 2017.

Indian space agency ISRO launched eight satellites and put them in different orbita in a single mission.


Month of December is a month of giving, sharing and caring. To end the year in a great note we can offer help to the poor and needy. A visit to the orphanage, old age home or a women's shelter and offer them help would be a great thing to do.
The Gate way to the New year has just opened. "Hello December".Hope everyone has a great year..Share the best moments and other interesting happenings of year 2016.

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