I hope 2009 is a good year for everyone.
I resolved years ago never to make resolutions for the New Year, and it has worked out very well for me. It took me a long time to notice that there wasn' t much use in setting myself up for possible failure and self-loathing by mid-March.
New Year's resolutions, I suspect, only work for those enviably disciplined folks like The Oracle and my father who, ironically, are the types who don't need a new year to motivate themselves into changing a bad habit or improving their lifestyle. Nope. They can set their minds to something and be done with it.
I am too much like my mother, prone to sloth (especially when it comes to housework) and procrastinating until it's time to panic. Even now, I should be hauling my butt to the supermarket for the casserole I'm taking to a party this afternoon, but I'm sitting here blogging instead.
It's a good thing The Oracle needs a turn on the computer, or I'd sit here another half hour.
There must be a reckoning
3 years ago
4 comments:
Happy New Year right back atcha!
The only New Year's resolution I've ever made and kept was to not make New Year's resolutions. Was pretty easy, once I set my mind to it. :)
"I should be hauling my butt to the supermarket for the casserole I'm taking to a party this afternoon, but I'm sitting here blogging instead."
One of the signs of being a blogaholic. I'd set up an intervention but I'm just as bad.
E
My only resolution this year is to accept the things I have no control over and to stop daydreaming/planning the things I want to do and do them.
I need to go to the grocery store. Ugh. That requires me taking a shower. Ugh.
Happy 2009!
~AirmanMom returning to her blog...
Post a Comment