I know that I've met and accomplished most of them (the easy ones like drinking more water and less wine), but some I passed over and find them still staring me in the face. Walking more, reading more, less TV... those things...
I'm pleased with myself and the changes I made over the year for the most part, but there's always room for improvement, isn't there? Firstly, I really (read r-e-a-l-l-y) want to get this Hashimoto's crap under control and stop feeling 30 years older than I actually am. I have no idea how I can do this, but I can try more exercise and better diet for a start. Secondly, I want to really buckle down and become fluent in German, at least fluent enough to carry off my online historical portrayal with more confidence. Lastly, I want to invest and be more financially solvent than I am right now. This crap has got to end NOW. As for my creative life, I have only three resolutions:
- Finish my screenplay
- Get something published
- Compose something for the Stillwater Chamber Singers
Do you make resolutions? And if you do, do you try to realize them? If you don't, why not?
Nah, no resolutions. I make forecasts on what will happen to me. No guilt that way!
ReplyDeleteI'll probably post it Friday.
PS: I'm still waiting on Netflix for "Mozartballs."
ReplyDeleteThat might be a long wait.
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