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As I got older, I started to understand the life of a monk. I meant I had no family and, even though I owned my apartment, I rented it out to earn more money. All I really had in life was my “digital life”. I had nothing to show or to share with others and I was not really looking forward to be part of anyone’s life. Life was complicated for my single living soul, it would drive me crazy if I had to endure someone’s else life.
After this year quiet and really relaxing Xmas and New Year’s Eves, I would use them as my own “golden standards” for the future, meaning same thing next year :).