New Year's Eve with the Santa Maria Eaglesĩ p.m. to midnight enjoy food, drinks, games and a lot of dancing plus a massive balloon drop at midnight! and there will be a 20 minute intermission!Ĭount down to 2024 at SLO Brew Rock during their Boogie Wonderland party! From 8 p.m. Sunday night celebrate the end of 2023 with the best of Broadway, opera and dance! Doors open at 6 p.m. OperaSLO is bringing The Big Apple to the Central Coast during their New Year's Eve Gala! From 7 to 9 p.m. PACSLO (Performing Arts Center San Luis Obispo) the ball will drop coinciding with midnight on the East Coast!ħ p.m. with food, drinks, live music, and kids face painting! At 9 p.m. to 11 p.m.Ĭelebrate the New Year under the lights of the Paso Robles Downtown City Park! Back for its second year the Bonfire and Concert event will the park Sunday night from 7 p.m. for their Noon Year's Eve Pajama Jam! This museum-wide celebration will include a countdown to 2024, at noon of course, as well as confetti noisemakers and a dance party!ĭowntown City Park, Paso Robles 7 p.m. Grab your comfiest attire and head to the Wolf Museum of Exploration and Innovation (MOXI) from 9:30 a.m. From 5-8 p.m., live music, holiday performances, culinary treats and more will be available.ĩ:30 a.m. It is the season of holiday lights and Friday and Saturday nights will be illuminated at the SLO Botanical Garden through December 30th. to 8 p.m., San Luis Obispo Botanical Garden Nature Nights at the SLO Botanical Gardenįriday and Saturday Nights through December 30th, 5 p.m. Through January 6th, events will be nonstop to create holiday cheer! Friday and Saturday night head up the hill to the last of this year's Holiday Twilight Tours! Countless towering trees and lights decorate the castle plus tour guides have all the stories of holiday festivities from the castles heyday!Ĭelebrate the holiday season the Danish way at this year's Solvang Julefest! The month-long celebration kicks off Friday with the first light & music shows and Nisser Adventures of the season. The holiday season isn't over just yet for Hearst Castle. Hearst Castle, San Simeon Friday, December 29th, and Saturday, December 30th Here is a look at some of the events going on from Friday, December 29th through the 31st! Join thousands already receiving our daily newsletter.This weekend is packed full of fantastic events across the Central Coast as we close out 2023. “If you set a goal that’s overly ambitious, that doesn’t have the effect of getting you excited and making you believe that it’s possible, then maybe you should think about a goal that’s a little bit more within your reach - starting with a 5k for instance, then moving up to 10K,” Fotuhi said. In other words, it is a time to recalibrate goals and expectations, he said, adding that some people hang on to outdated goals for way too long. “If they don’t do that, then maybe that’s not the appropriate goal for you.” “Goals are only there to serve a function to get you started,” Fotuhi said. Resolutions don’t have to be big, grandiose or overly ambitious, Fotuhi said.Įven it they are, he said value should not exclusively be derived from the achievement but also be measured by what you become by trying to better yourself. “You’ve got to actually hold yourself accountable.” Too many people are too soft on themselves, he posited. But then next day when you’re feeling better, go to the gym.” “Maybe you went out drinking too much and you might have a hangover. “If you do something like eat a bunch of candy or a bunch of desserts at a holiday party, go run,” he said while interrupting a jog with his dog. For every action there must be an equal reaction. Josh Moore, another Fort Lauderdale resident, sees things in line with the natural philosopher Sir Isaac Newton and physics. With any resolution, she said, the ultimate goal is “to improve your life and be in peace with yourself.” A native Portuguese speaker, she wants to learn Spanish and improve her English. “In the past, I would make them, and I would fail or give up on them or whatever,” said Williams, a part-time resident of Fort Lauderdale, Florida.Ĭarla Valeria Silva de Santos, a Florida transplant from Brazil, wants to learn to play the guitar. Tim Williams used to issue himself a panoply of resolutions: lose weight, drink less, exercise more and yada yada.
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