Jarsah Beyan New Year, New You, New Level of Ridiculous: The 2025 Party Guide

 

I am trying to figure out how a complete stranger can see an art page and see a crafter online minding their business and decide they will forcefully and disrespectfully create Instagram videos shorts, off-key singing  gospel music, and use a person to spread their horrible content. These church folks are the worst. Please stop using me to promote your atrocious music.I guess Im the only one who believes in minding their business.I attract all the false prophets.

        

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Are you single?

Yes

 

Are u online looking for a date?

No

 
Whats your favorite quotes ?

When you looking for your enemy look right under your feet.

loyalty over everything .

When a person shows you who they are believe them the first time.

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JARSAH Do you have a business partner?No . Just been me on this ride

Tiaras, Toasts, and Total Tomfoolery: Your Guide to a Hilariously Happy 2025!

Alright, party animals! 2025 is knocking (probably with a noisemaker and a slightly questionable dance move), and it's time to throw a shindig that's less "polite gathering" and more "epic saga of silliness." Whether you're hosting a cozy get-together or a full-blown bash, this guide is your one-stop shop for DIY decorations, food that's both delicious and chuckle-worthy, and games that'll have your guests rolling on the floor (hopefully not literally, unless that's part of the game).

DIY Decorations: Turning Your Humble Abode into a New Year's Wonderland (or at Least a Slightly Sparkly Mess)

• "2025" Balloon Arch: Grab some giant foil balloons and spell out the year. It's like a beacon of hope…or at least a shiny distraction. Add some metallic streamers and fairy lights for extra razzle-dazzle. Just try not to get tangled.
• Confetti Balloons: Fill clear balloons with confetti (and maybe a tiny sprinkle of baby powder to avoid a confetti-cling situation). Pop them at midnight for a shower of sparkly goodness. It's like a tiny, contained explosion of joy!
• DIY Photo Booth Fun: Set up a corner with glittery streamers, stars, and props like oversized sunglasses and feather boas. Encourage your guests to strike a pose. The more ridiculous, the better. These photos will be comedic gold for years to come.
• Glittery Jar Centerpieces: Transform mason jars into sparkly centerpieces with glitter, fake snowflakes, or even glow-in-the-dark stars. It's cheap, cheerful, and adds a touch of whimsy.
• Glow-in-the-Dark Dance Floor: Unleash the glow sticks and neon balloons! You can even stick glow-in-the-dark stars or phrases like "Let's Get Down!" on the walls. It's like a rave in your living room (minus the questionable music choices…unless you're into that).

Food Snacks: Fueling the Fun (and the Funny)

• "Champagne" Jell-O Shots: These aren't your average Jell-O shots. Make them with champagne gelatin (or a mix of lemon, lime, and sparkling soda) in clear plastic cups, topped with a gummy bear wearing a tiny paper crown. It's classy, cute, and slightly confusing.
• Mini "Midnight" Pizzas: Create mini pizzas shaped like clocks, using pepperoni or olives for the numbers and hands. It's a delicious way to tell time…and to remind everyone that it's time to eat.
• DIY "Toast to 2025" Cupcakes: Frost cupcakes with vanilla frosting, sprinkle with edible gold dust, and stick a little paper straw in each one. It's like a mini champagne toast you can eat!
• "Firecracker" Popcorn Bar: Set up a popcorn bar with various toppings like sprinkles, hot sauce, parmesan, and mini chocolate chips. Let your guests create their own popcorn masterpieces. It's interactive, delicious, and potentially disastrous (in a good way).
• Retro Party Appetizers: Serve up some classic retro snacks like pigs in a blanket, mini quiches, or deviled eggs. They're nostalgic, easy to make, and always a crowd-pleaser.

Games to Play: Unleashing the Inner Child (and the Inner Comedian)

• New Year's Eve Scavenger Hunt: Create a funny list of items for your guests to find around the party venue. Add some silly tasks like "Do the chicken dance for 30 seconds" or "Take a selfie with the host while wearing a lampshade."
• "Guess the Resolution" Game: Have each guest write down a New Year's resolution (the funnier, the better) and put them in a bowl. Then, take turns guessing who wrote each one. Hilarity ensues.
• New Year's Karaoke Showdown: Break out the karaoke machine or YouTube playlist and let your guests belt out their favorite tunes. Bonus points for dramatic interpretations and over-the-top ad-libs.
• Pin the Hat on the 2025 Person: A wacky twist on "Pin the Tail on the Donkey." Create a large poster of a person in party clothes and have blindfolded guests try to pin a party hat on them.
• New Year's Eve Bingo: Create bingo cards with New Year's Eve-themed scenarios like "Someone spills a drink," "Someone sings ‘Auld Lang Syne’," or "Someone attempts a questionable dance move."

  

  
  

Hints & Strategies: Ensuring Maximum Merriment

• Music Playlist: Create a playlist with a mix of new hits, old favorites, and classic New Year's Eve songs. Keep it upbeat and danceable.
• DIY Champagne Bar: Set up a bar with champagne or sparkling water and various mixers. Let your guests create their own bubbly concoctions.
• Party Favors: Give out little party favors like noisemakers, hats, or fortune cookies with silly fortunes inside.
• The Midnight Countdown: Gather everyone for the countdown and add a fun challenge for the last 10 seconds, like making a funny face or striking a pose.

Bottom Line: With these tips and tricks, your 2025 New Year's Eve party is guaranteed to be a night of laughter, fun, and unforgettable memories. So get ready to party like it's…well, 2025!

Ever felt that you were being watched

 The Craft Stalker

Have you ever been working on a craft project, and you feel like someone is watching you? You turn around, and there they are: a craft stalker.

Craft stalkers are a real thing. They're the people who follow you around craft fairs, admiring your work and asking you questions about your techniques. They're the people who pin your projects on Pinterest and share them on social media. And they're the people who always seem to be one step ahead of you, always coming up with new and innovative ideas.

If you're a craft stalker, don't worry, you're not alone. There are many of us out there. We're a friendly bunch, and we just love crafts. We're not trying to be creepy or anything, we just want to learn from the best.

So if you're ever feeling self-conscious about your craft skills, just remember that there's always someone out there who's stalking you. And that's a good thing. Im goofy ,hope this blog does not offend anyone. It's not directed at anyone.