Who's ready for a whole new decade?!
There are two types of people in this world. There are the ones who start thinking about resolutions as soon as the calendar hits December and then there are the ones who can't help but think about throwing an epic
. Ideally, you should fall somewhere in the middle, since a new year is the perfect time to break bad, old habits and get started on all the things you've been putting off.the only way to welcome a new year is with a bang and that means partying the night away with friends and family in theyou've had picked out all month. But inviting friends over to watch the ball drop just isn't going to do this year. You have to decide on a theme that's as epic as you want your party to be.
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