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" This year for New Year&amp;#039;s Eve, we&amp;#039;ll be celebrating in \u2026 Our living room. One of my new-mom friends who owes us a few nights of babysitting actually offered to take Emmett so Rory and I could go out and paint the town. But I honestly couldn&amp;#039;t think of any place I&amp;#039;d rather be but, well, here. New York City is FREEZING cold every New Year&amp;#039;s Eve. It&amp;#039;s also beyond crowded\u2014so you can never get a cab. And on top of all that, you can&amp;#039;t go to a restaurant or bar without spending at least $100 a person\u2014usually more.  So rather than risk frostbite, subway rage, and bankruptcy, we&amp;#039;ve invited a couple friends from the neighborhood over for dinner. I suspect they&amp;#039;ll all be home by the time the ball drops in Times Square. The saying goes that whatever you&amp;#039;re doing when the clock strikes midnight on New Year&amp;#039;s Eve is how you&amp;#039;ll spend the following year. If Rory and I are on the couch with a bottle of wine while the baby sleeps when we ring in 2011, it&amp;#039;s going to be a pretty great year.  What are you guys doing for New Year&amp;#039;s Eve?  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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