A New Morning, A New Year, A New Decade

[Rajan Parrikar]

A New Morning, A New Year, A New Decade.

[petermfiore]

A New Morning, A New Year, A New Decade.

Rajan,
Happy New Year with a wonderful morning in our new decade. 

Peter

[RSL]

Happy new year Rajan and Peter. It should be a good one.

[petermfiore]

Happy new year Rajan and Peter. It should be a good one.

Thanks and Happy New Year Russ. I sure hope it to be a good one!

Peter

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

And Happy New Year and Happy New Decade to all of you from me, too.
That is a lovely series, Rajan. It's easy to see why you return home to Goa so often.
That forked tree hugging the sun is the perfect greeting for the new decade.

-Eric

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Yes, happy new year to all.

P.S. Just be patient and wait one more year for the new decade

[Chairman Bill]

Yes, happy new year to all.

P.S. Just be patient and wait one more year for the new decade

Quite.

Happy New Year though!

[Rajan Parrikar]

Peter, Russ, Eric, Slobodan, and Bill - thank you. New Years' wishes to you all.

Slobodan - some remarks on the "when does the decade begin?" question here -

https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/decade.html

[Paulo Bizarro]

Great light and framing.

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

... Slobodan - some remarks on the "when does the decade begin?" question here -

https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/decade.html

Nope, just a weak attempt to pander to the ignorance of unwashed masses

They got one thing right, though: the choice of descriptor matters. Year 2020 is the beginning of the ‘20s. “New decade” it ain’t. Decades have ten years, and the first decade was from year one to year ten, not year nine. And every decade since.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

They got one thing right, though: the choice of descriptor matters. Year 2020 is the beginning of the ‘20s. “New decade” it ain’t. Decades have ten years, and the first decade was from year one to year ten, not year nine. And every decade since.

Are you sure?
Mightn't there have been a decade, back in the middle ages, say, that only had seven or eight years?
After all, they didn't have very good computers back then.   

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

... Mightn't there have been a decade, back in the middle ages, say, that only had seven or eight years?

I would rather say that, in the Dark Ages, a decade seemed more like 11-12 years 

[MattBurt]

LOL! Happy New Year. I'm with Slobodan on the decade issue but I'm with you on the sentiment!

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Whether your decade be long or short (or just right), may it be a happy one!