1. to get more organized
2. take better care of myself
3. definiately put the coke and starbucks down and drink more water
4. square debt away, budget better, and priotize more

- Save money by not spending so much on things like eating out, clothes, and hobbies. I'm saving for a cruise short term and a condo long term.

- Keep eating right and exercising.

- Mainly, I have to work on forgiving/forgetting/letting go. By nature I am WAY too rancorous a person. I make the Count of Monte Cristo look forgiving in comparison. I have to let go of grudges. Holding on to grudges hurts me and nobody else.

1) Pay off Christmas bills. (We did a HUGE Christmas this year. My job is just for extra money. I work just because I want to and love what I do. The money we get just goes to luxuries. So, we'll be completely paid off by May and that includes a trip, too.)

2) Get disciplined and drop 10 pounds. (I am smaller than before I had Max, but still would like to weigh my high school weight again. If I lay off of the cokes, icees, and caramel-mochas from Starbucks, I'll be there in a month or two.)

3) Try to be more punctual. (I am late by nature. But, if I can drag myself out of bed an hour earlier during the week, I can make a couple more hundred dollars each week. That means an extra vacation this year. Plus, since I work in my family's business, I'll make my family happier:) )

That's it, really. I am happy with the person I am except for minor flaws. So, I am changing what bothers me and will appreciate the person I am otherwise.

1. Pay off credit cards
2. Utilize my gym membership

lol that's why I never make them.

ditto.

1. Be less lazy!

That's my only resolution, but I want to do it in a bunch of different ways. I need to do my reading for class, clean my room, clean my car, and lay off the junk food. I'm sure there are other things, but overall, be less lazy!

My resolutions include drinking more water and paying my bills off.

My list is similar to AlethiaSi's, except my sisters are all older than I.

If I can get my credit card debt together, I will have removed a major source of stress from my life.

To learn to say "the hell with it" when stuff goes out of my control. I worry about EVERYTHING.

To read The Word in the morning and before I go to bed each day.

Couldn't have said it better myself!