I have been slacking off on my blogging thanks to partying with in-laws who were visiting for the week and a nasty cold. Now it's back to reality. Everyone has headed for home, except for my silly cold germs. They've decided to stick around for a bit to keep me company. How thoughtful of them.
It's a new year and with that comes new goals. I am all about making resolutions, if you're serious about keeping them. Otherwise, what's the point? You have to try to be somw=ewhat realistic. I've been thinking about some goals I would like to accomplish this year and have listed a few. Have you thought about your resolutions? If not, maybe reading mine will get that old brain thinking. Or perhaps reading mine will be worth a good chuckle. We'll just have to see.
2010 Goals:
1. Cultivate more patience/ mercy. (This is just something that is added to my list every year. It's a lifelong process.)
2. Continue working on family history.
3. Keep up the exercise regiment. (With colds, sick kids, and visiting family, I have slacked off this month. Time to get it in gear!)
4. Apply as a writer for the paper. (I've been debating this some time and just have been too weenie to try it. I've had a few people tell me I should try being an opinion writer in the local paper. I think it would be fun. I just need to be brave and apply. You all know I have a lot to say about everything. Half my thoughts I never get around to writing down. Maybe this would help.)
5. Have more meaningful prayers.
6. Rule the world. (Oops, that wasn't supposed to be published! But hey, I am sure I can't do any worse than what we have going for us right now!)
7. Be more positive. (Do they sell instant positivity in bottled form? I wish they did. My husband is a happiness junkie and I need to get me some of that!)
Good luck making your goals for the year!
1 comment:
That's so cool that you want to apply to write for the paper! Go for it! You'd do an awesome job.
I have a bunch of New Year's resolutions this year, including working on Personal Progress with Shauna and getting my library books back on time.
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