New Year's Resolutions - Page 2

baboles · #16 12-22-2010, 03:48 AM

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Originally Posted by CreepingDeath

Coming to the Ledge.

That's a good one! lol

APerfectLie · #17 12-22-2010, 04:07 AM

My New Year's resolution is to regain my muchness. I used to be a much more vibrant, driven person, but I feel 2009 really ripped a lot of that away from me, physically and emotionally. I spent 2010 putting the pieces back together and getting back to average, now 2011 is going to be about kicking it up to 11. Regaining my body, my health, my strength, and my independence. Learning to walk into a room and be fearless, not letting someone think for a second that I couldn't totally take them down, as Stevie would say

louielouie2000 · #18 12-22-2010, 04:16 AM

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Originally Posted by APerfectLie

My New Year's resolution is to regain my muchness. I used to be a much more vibrant, driven person, but I feel 2009 really ripped a lot of that away from me, physically and emotionally. I spent 2010 putting the pieces back together and getting back to average, now 2011 is going to be about kicking it up to 11. Regaining my body, my health, my strength, and my independence. Learning to walk into a room and be fearless, not letting someone think for a second that I couldn't totally take them down, as Stevie would say

You know? I really like that. Mid 2008-mid 2010 has just been an exceptionally ****ty chapter of my life. Moving back to Austin after dreaming about it for so long has been the best step in the right direction I've ever taken. But I need to step it up more. I need to really make my goals come to life. I need to get out and hike as many State Parks as I can find. I need to get my blasted Scuba license! I need to get more involved in volunteering/charity again. These past couple of years have just been rough, and I've totally been laying low and hiding until the storm passes. But it has passed. It's time to get back to living a passionate life again! Thanks for reminding me of that... I think I read this at the exact right moment!

HejiraNYC · #19 12-22-2010, 09:43 AM

1. Grow a pair. I need to start confronting things head on rather than allowing things to fester and spin out of control.

2. Sock away 65% of my take home pay into savings and finally open an e-Trade account.

3. Get at least 7 hours of sleep per night.

4. Finish the interior decor in my house.

5. Get my eyesight fixed.

holidayroad · #20 12-22-2010, 12:00 PM

I need to start getting more comfortable with making decisions. I hate making decisions because I don't like the guilt I feel if the decision I make turns out to be a bad one. Unfortunately, my husband is the same way.

Both of us tend to put off decisions until one absolutely has to be made.

chiliD · #21 12-22-2010, 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Silver Springs

Surely that's a paradox? A resolution to not make a resolution is a resolution in itself. And an admittance that you will break it is infact saying that you no doubt will make a resolution, which makes this resolution false

Ok, let me rephrase...making resolutions is equivalent to "betting against yourself". I choose to not to be self-defeating.

jannieC · #22 12-22-2010, 12:37 PM

I think it's so interesting that most of these resolutions are focusing on either mental health or emotional goals. As an aside, I looked at my schedule for the month of January and I am almost booked solid! Obviously it's a good time of year to refocus and gain insight with a fresh start.

My goals for this year are:

Get back into the gym and a regular fitness routine. I hate it, but it must be done.

Finish little projects in my house (rooms painted, etc).

Use up a lot of my paid vacation time by spending time with my family and taking care of myself.

TerraRhiannon · #23 12-22-2010, 10:10 PM

My 'Goals' I should call them, more than resolutions, are to run on my new treadmill at least 3 times a week! ...I don't really want to lose too much weight, I just want to be healthy is all. Okay, losing maybe 10-15 lbs wouldn't be so bad either. But If I'm going to lose weight it's definitely going to be from exercising, because I have such a sweet tooth...and a thing for deep dried things.
Also I want to actually keep my job & make it last longer than waitressing did!

tilthefirefades · #24 12-22-2010, 10:50 PM

Resolutions have always seemed so goofy to me, mostly because I hate limitations, guidelines or itineraries. I do hope however to get back in college, also finish decorating and painting my house, and be happy instead of a hateful ass.

baboles · #25 12-23-2010, 01:13 AM

I should really focus on my health as well. I live on a diet of fast food! Yikes!

APerfectLie · #26 12-23-2010, 02:14 AM

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Originally Posted by louielouie2000

You know? I really like that. Mid 2008-mid 2010 has just been an exceptionally ****ty chapter of my life. Moving back to Austin after dreaming about it for so long has been the best step in the right direction I've ever taken. But I need to step it up more. I need to really make my goals come to life. I need to get out and hike as many State Parks as I can find. I need to get my blasted Scuba license! I need to get more involved in volunteering/charity again. These past couple of years have just been rough, and I've totally been laying low and hiding until the storm passes. But it has passed. It's time to get back to living a passionate life again! Thanks for reminding me of that... I think I read this at the exact right moment!

Awesome! And yeah, the **** is over, now we just need to maximize our potential

desertangel · #27 12-24-2010, 07:21 PM

1. Eat healthier
2. Better personal boundaries
3. Make new friends

estranged4life · #28 12-24-2010, 08:14 PM

I'll keep the tradition that Debbie & I had for every New Year's Resolution, and that is...

"Not to have a New Year's Resolution as our New Year's Resolution".

Never failed with that one

starshine · #29 12-31-2010, 10:19 PM

I'd say mine are 'goals' per say: To eat better and lose weight and exercise (but I don't want to say diet. Its one of those 4 letter words ). Get healthier!!Its always a goal!!
Stay positive at work even though it is very very stressful at times esp with this EMR thing and going between computer and paper charts. Pts ask alot and can be very demanding. Plus I can' do it all in one day. I have to have patience with myself and only do the 'best I can do'.
Purge alot of 'stuff''. I love things but they aren't everything really. (so maybe I'll be letting go of some of my Stevie/Mac stuff next yr--anyone interested in anything ??) Just wondering?? It'll take sometime too.
Purge not just collecting stuff but regular things too.
Live the best I can and enjoy all that I can.
Try not to swear as much. It can be such a habit. One thats hard to break too.
Try not to beat myself up too much. I can be my own worest enemy really.
Hope Stevie's /Lindsey's cds are 'released' sometime this yr.
I'm sure I'm forgetting something.
Everyone here at 'the Ledge' have a safe and Happy New Year!! Happy 2011!!!
Make next year the BEST ever!! Lets have some great dicussions next yr OK!!