Christine L : “Have the courage to follow your heart and your intuition. One way or another, they already know what you really want to be. Everything else is secondary. Close your eyes, think about everything that has made you makes you smile in the year that ends and leaves behind you the tears, the sorrows and the defeats. May these smiles multiply by a thousand, give yourself the opportunity to be happy through the simple gestures of life. remember that tomorrow is the first day of rest of your life.”
Sylvie M.: “A walk in nature, observing the beautiful sky and its clouds, drinking a hot drink while it rains outside, spending time with family, being cuddled by your children, your husband, spending time with your mother and those around you. ‘we love.’
Benoît T. : “I wish you a year filled with little daily joys both at work and at home, the most precious in my opinion, to savor each moment as if it were the last! Every evening, I snuggle up in the arms of my half and I savor this moment by telling myself that I am very lucky. I wish these simple and so important moments to everyone. Savoring what we have is a key to iron health and steel morale despite. all the trials of life that present themselves to We.”
Nathalie M. : “Since life is short, not always easy or rosy, I wish everyone for every day of 2025 a moment of happiness, pleasure, laughter, giggles. It may not seem like much but it’s so good to enjoy, savor and share. Be happy in every moment!”
Benoît G : “The great midnight wind blew away last year’s dead leaves. All that remains are the seeds that were planted there. For this new year all you have to do is water them and watch them grow with love.”
Olivier S.: “Go find the spark that is in each of you, nourish the corner of blue sky that is in each of you, do not hesitate to flirt with the stars, the view is worth it, LIFE is worth it. “
Lots of love
We also asked our readers to write down the words they wanted to say to their loved ones. Some are sometimes very personal. Some extracts.
Isa C. for a sick friend: “In this new year 2025, I send you lots of positive thoughts and wishes for health. Even if the path is sometimes difficult, know that I am there every step of the way. May this year be filled with sweetness, strength and moments of joy. Never forget that you are surrounded by people who love and support you.”
Fernand, to his best friend, Francis: “The year that is leaving us on tiptoe has not manifested itself under its best auspices, not having lightened you from the heavy burden of improbable misfortunes and various misfortunes. Know, however, that beyond the distance that separates us, I remain confident and resolute in sending myriads of beneficial positive waves ready to spread a beneficial ointment into your wounded heart. This magical remedy will cause the fertile germs of a new dawn to rise in the depths of your being, a divine receptacle of ineffable joys to blossom, of small peaceful joys to gather and of exquisite graces to multiply and spread among your loved ones and the beings who are dear to you. May this thoughtful commitment serve as an indelible promise and pledge forever sealing our indestructible, faithful and eternal friendship..”
Marie G., to her granddaughter: “Even if you have moments of doubt, of wanting to think that life is not worth living, don’t forget that life is beautiful and that I love you…”
Sylvie M., to her beloved mother: “I often think of everything you do for us and I wanted to tell you how proud I am of you. Your little girls adore you and you are their super nun. I love our companionable moments, our Wednesday walks and our afternoons cooking cougnous Even though times are sometimes difficult, you always manage to find a smile and make us happy. Thank you for all your love and dedication.
Brigitte D., to Catherine, her friend: “Despite the illness that affects you and your advancing age, I wish you a happy new year 2025. Take care of yourself, give yourself time to marvel every morning at what life gives us: a smile, a corner blue sky, a flower… This will undoubtedly help you overcome your fears and maintain enough enthusiasm and confidence to dare to still believe in your dreams.”
Myriam L., to her deceased grandmother: “From here below, I wish you a thousand and one colorful and fragrant flowers to illuminate your existence up there. May the rose and its fragile petals remind you of the beauty to be born; may the purity of the lily protect you from all evils; may the majesty of the peony coat you with its sweet fragrance; may the rare orchid adorn you with the warmth of the sun; may the immortal keep you in paradise for eternity; may forget-me-nots never erase your memory.”
Isabelle G. to those who have been her friends for 40 years: “Don’t walk in front of me, I might not follow! Don’t walk behind me, I might get lost! Walk close to me, and just be my friends!”
What is happiness?
Dominique V. ” Happiness has no limits. Happiness is contagious. Happiness does not add up, it multiplies. Happiness costs nothing, nor can it be bought. But let’s take the trouble to offer it and spread it.”
Catherine M. : “Live simply every day, dance in the rain, take time for others and for yourself, smile, create moments of happiness!”
Do Minique and Philippe “Breathe peace, love people wherever they come from! Go where your heart takes you, light, free and joyful, open the doors to a new paradise. And then, don’t forget to say thank you to Life! With all my heart!”
Catherine G. “Happy coincidences, crossing bridges, moments of daring, walking in the starry night, feelings of freedom, smiling and laughing, unexpected encounters, dreaming and achieving, moments of sharing, daring. And if we added up little pleasures?”
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