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I resolve to eat at least 1 piece of cherry pie next year. It could happen as early as January.
At least you succeded on some points me I would fail on every point if I was one to make resolutions which I don't because I am to lazy to think of any.........lol
Mare, in spite of all our attempts, it is SO hard to change our habits and attitudes! I like the idea of using an old list and updating where you are with it now. Is your tongue at least a little bruised from trying to bite it?!? ;-) Happy New Year!
Sometimes it's the small goals that get overlooked. I identify with the charitable giving - one year I resolved to put my small change in the charity pots when it was handed back to me in a shop. Five years on and I still do it, although not as obsessively - the year of that resolution I found myself walking around with change in my pockets because some shops didn't have charity pots!
Happy New Year. (PS. dusting really doesn't matter - I've pondered this and decided!)
I'm going to resolve to eat more cake pops. I think I'll be successful. You're one smart lady, and I'm taking you up on the "aim low" theme. I may also resolve to do less laundry.
haha you always make me laugh, sometimes out loud---and yeah i hate to admit it but as ridiculous as it is, i wish i could master that mopping thingy ;)--happy new year mare <3
I resolve to mop my floor twice a year, whether it needs it or not! That's about as far as I've gotten, but I guess I have all day to come up with a list! Happy New Year!
Yes I think we all have repeats every year. And really it is the specific goals with steps to them that are more likely to happen than the lofty grand ones.. so the trick is figuring out steps to make the lofty grand ones happen.
I'm with you on #2 and 3! I highly recommend the book (or audio series) by James MacDonald "Lord, Change My Attitude Before It's Too Late." It's helped me really think about my attitude, and I resort back to it on occasion...
My goals always seem to remain the same too. I look back 10 years ago, and yep, still the same, lol. Here's to making this the year we accomplish them - Happy New Year! :)
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I resolve to eat at least 1 piece of cherry pie next year. It could happen as early as January.
At least you succeded on some points me I would fail on every point if I was one to make resolutions which I don't because I am to lazy to think of any.........lol
Mare, in spite of all our attempts, it is SO hard to change our habits and attitudes! I like the idea of using an old list and updating where you are with it now. Is your tongue at least a little bruised from trying to bite it?!? ;-) Happy New Year!
Sometimes it's the small goals that get overlooked. I identify with the charitable giving - one year I resolved to put my small change in the charity pots when it was handed back to me in a shop. Five years on and I still do it, although not as obsessively - the year of that resolution I found myself walking around with change in my pockets because some shops didn't have charity pots!
Happy New Year. (PS. dusting really doesn't matter - I've pondered this and decided!)
I'm keeping my goals somewhat vague this year. I think that might just be the ticket for me!
Happy New Year, mare!
hope springs eternal!
happy New Year!
I'm going to resolve to eat more cake pops. I think I'll be successful. You're one smart lady, and I'm taking you up on the "aim low" theme. I may also resolve to do less laundry.
I mopped the floor once a week when our house was on the market, and it was such a nightmare.
haha you always make me laugh, sometimes out loud---and yeah i hate to admit it but as ridiculous as it is, i wish i could master that mopping thingy ;)--happy new year mare <3
Happy New Year! I resolve NOT to make any resolutions. (Although it sure would be nice to lose a few pounds of lardage...)
I resolve to mop my floor twice a year, whether it needs it or not! That's about as far as I've gotten, but I guess I have all day to come up with a list! Happy New Year!
I resolve to mop my kitchen floor before my mom comes for a visit in two weeks! ;)
Yes I think we all have repeats every year. And really it is the specific goals with steps to them that are more likely to happen than the lofty grand ones.. so the trick is figuring out steps to make the lofty grand ones happen.
I'm with you on #2 and 3! I highly recommend the book (or audio series) by James MacDonald "Lord, Change My Attitude Before It's Too Late." It's helped me really think about my attitude, and I resort back to it on occasion...
My goals always seem to remain the same too. I look back 10 years ago, and yep, still the same, lol. Here's to making this the year we accomplish them - Happy New Year! :)
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