'The Case Against the New Year'

I think I can fairly say I have had too exciting a Christmas. Not surprisingly this leaves me feeling unenthusiastic about celebrating New Year's. Simon Winchester seems to feel the same way, and blames the night's festivities and its global reach on the Scots in The Case Against the New Year. Reading it may help to get you prepared. . .








Comments (1)
The pleasantly cynic tone of The Case Against New Year is washed away on the tide of Tennyson's poem.
Besides, even the auld Scots can't match the universal post-modern panic and guilty excitement caused by the boondoggle of Y2K.
jlh | December 28, 2009 03:54 PM
Posted on December 28, 2009 15:54