New Years, and all that yada yada

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Resolution
Pronunciation:
\ˌre-zə-ˈlü-shən\
Function:
noun
1: the act or process of resolving: as a: the act of analyzing a complex notion into simpler ones b: the act of answering : solving c: the act of determining
That being said, I am NOT making any new years resolutions this year. Seems too complicated.
However I am making some promises to myself.

I am going to lose weight (yeah yeah I know, me and 99% of the world, but seriously I am) :)

My house will never be any messier than it is at this moment.

I will not complain (or try very hard not to)

There are several topics I have deemed taboo, and am done discussing them. So please take no offense if you ask about one of them, and I smile, nod, and change the subject.

I will call my grandma every week.

I will save money.

I am going to think more and speak less. Ok I will think more before I speak, I am sure I will talk just as much.

I will stop trying to change the things about me that I adore. The things that make me ME.
I know who my true friends are, and they love me for me, and that's pretty awesome. I will focus more on them, and less on the people who don't. I can't change people, and that is ok.

I am going to pray more. A LOT more.

I am planning on running a marathon (actually a half marathon) by years end.

I will appreciate life more, and everything I have been blessed with.

So there ya have it.. Life the way I want to live it :)

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Comments

Amy said…
Perhaps I will also update on the progress of some of these :) Feel free to ask me how they are coming. :)
January 9, 2009 at 10:46 AM
Anonymous said…
You are fabulous

-Amanda
January 9, 2009 at 11:18 AM
Susie said…
How's the 1/2 Marathon training going? Here's a suggestion: try not to do the La Jolla one- the hill at Torrey Pines is a killer :)
January 9, 2009 at 4:43 PM
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