John and I decided last night we should have our own happy hour tonight.  Upon discussion with Meg, it was confirmed.  I had a couple minutes at work and decided to create a special little invitation.  They both already knew, but what the heck.  There's been so much happening, and today Meg and I both had big meetings.  I sent out a little invitation around noon to a "celebration" in anticipation that it would be a great day.  And it has proven to be, even more than anticipated.  I think it's important we celebrate the big and little victories in our daily lives.

cel·e·brate [ séllə bràyt ]

1. show happiness at something: to show happiness that something good or special has happened by doing such things as eating and drinking together or playing music


2. mark occasion: to mark a special occasion or day by ceremonies or festivities

3. perform religious ceremony: to perform a religious ceremony according to the prescribed forms

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