2016 is coming to a close and 2017 is about to make its big entrance!
You may be attending a party, but if you are hosting your own keep reading to
get some simple tips that can help you create the perfect, intimate party at
home.
Do you have your New Year’s resolution yet? If you’re an
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If you’re hosting a New Year’s Eve bash this year, you will
want Life Alert on hand for any home emergency such as a kitchen fire, a trip
on a rug, or an uninvited guest. Whatever the emergency, Life Alert is there
for you so you can focus on making your party festive, as seen with the simple New
Year’s Eve party tips over at Real Simple[1].
1. Plan Games
•Make light of New Year’s resolutions by
turning them into a guessing game. Give partygoers cards and have guests finish
the sentences with hopeful wishes―or tongue-in-cheek witticisms. Gather the cards,
read them aloud randomly, and then let the gang try to figure out who wrote
what.
•Print cards with these fill-in-the-blanks:
"The bad habit I want to kick this year is ―――." "The good deed
I want to do this year is ―――." "The person I want to be more like
this year is ―――." "The skill I want to learn this year is ―――."
2. Pick Up the Provisions
•Snacks: Let guests nibble on hearty little
bites, as well as tidbits from gourmet markets.
•Drinks: For a refreshing alternative to
Champagne, try Prosecco or a nonalcoholic fizzy blend of fruit and herbal tea.
•Dessert: chocolate-bar-fondue with fruit
and pound cake for dipping, in a fondue pot.
•Favors: Give guests parting gifts of good
fortune. Pack up black-eyed peas (which bring good luck, according to southern
tradition) in a box or cellophane bag and a recipe.
3. Prepare Food
No need for an elaborate menu.
4. Play Music
Celebrate the New Year with these 10 songs:
•"Fly Me to the Moon," Frank
Sinatra
•"Golden Years," David Bowie
•"It Had to Be You," Harry Connick
Jr.
•"Mas Que Nada," Sergio Mendes,
featuring the Black Eyed Peas
•"Night Time Is the Right Time,"
Ray Charles
•"Put Your Records On," Corinne
Bailey Rae
•"Rock Steady," Aretha Franklin
•"Save the Last Dance for Me,"
Michael Buble
•"The Best Is Yet to Come," Tony
Bennett
•"Twiggy Twiggy," Pizzicato 5
If you’re looking to plan an easy, nice night in on New
Year’s, the tips above can help you to do just that! This New Year, party your
way into better personal protection with Life Alert Protection. While wearing
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celebrating more than finally gaining your independence back. Don’t spend
another year wondering if you need senior care, start 2017 off right, get your
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Works Cited:
1.
Wikiel, Yolanda. “Throw the Easiest New Year’s
Eve Party Ever.” Real Simple.
<http://www.realsimple.com/holidays-entertaining/holidays/more-holidays/throw-easiest-new-years-eve-party-ever >.
