Happy New Year! Welcome to 2024.
We’re glad you are here. No matter how you rung in the New Year, we hope it was a fun start to January! (P.s. If you are moving a little slow this morning, there are some tips below to help shake it off. Hey, we’re here for you.)
What do the first peeks of 2024 look like? We’ll take a snapshot into the new year, so far.
President Biden is ringing in the New Year with a message to the country. During a pre-taped interview with Ryan Seacrest on his 2024 hopes, Biden said he hopes everybody has a “healthy, happy and safe New Year,” and that beyond that, hopes everyone understands we’re in a “better position than any country in the world to lead the world.”
When asked about his top memories of the year, Biden said it was people being in a position to make a living, saying American people had a rough time with the pandemic, but are back now.
In Time Square the ball dropped as always and there were crowds on hand to celebrate the countdown. It’s a brand new year across America. Trey Thomas with more.
If you were among those celebrating to usher in the new year, you might be a little slower to start the day. (Hey, no judgement here!) Turns out, you can celebrate again. It’s National Bloody Mary Day, which just so happens to always fall on the first of the year. Brie Tennis with more.
Once you are bounced back and feeling better, you might want to attack those resolutions? If you work in the fitness industry you likely already know that this kicks off the plump up in gym numbers. It’s called the holiday rush, but comes after the holidays.
Overall, there are a variety of resolutions made and this year it’s a pretty traditional mix as Brie Tennis explains:
If you are setting out with new goals, or simply ringing this year in with your old habits and a new calendar, we wish you all the best in 2024 and appreciate you spending some of it with us.
Thanks for stopping by!
