Resolutions!
 

It's time to make those resolutions! What are yours?

Mine:

1. Stick to a good exercise program (good thing that Blazercheer
is majoring in exercise science)
2. Organize our home paperwork :eek:
3. Make out menus a week ahead of time

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

I will stop procrastinating in 2005. That has been my resolution for the past ten years. :p

I also want to buy a bigger home. That's not a resolution, but a goal.

Well Carnation I think you have some great ideas there!


-I too want to exercise for an hour a day
-Organize my house better and clean out closets and throw out junk that for some reason I've packratted around since middle school.
-Plan my Wedding for the Target month and year of May 2006
-Make dean's list and receive awards for excellence in my nursing clinicals
-Join the Junior League of Lexington
-Further improve my Young Adults group at church
-Renew my cooking abilities
-Enter into Charity races with my fiance and his oldest son that runs cross country
-Alumnae support to my Theta chapter

start working out and lose those 10 pounds again (maybe even start preparing for the chicago marathon that greeklawgirl and mu_agd are doing with my in 3 years)

get more involved with the alum group in nashville

keep my GPA this high

get my thesis written, approved, and started

take more time for myself this year

- marissa

-begin the workout/diet plan I wrote out(I have dates for how many pounds I want to lose by when)
-DRINK MORE WATER. This is my biggest one!
-After paying bills each month, have AT LEAST $200 left in my bank account
-Become Asst. General Manager for my work by Sept.
-Be in the corporate office for my company by Jan 06

Those are my basic ones. I have a very detailed list, but those are the basics. Good luck to everyone on following out your resolutions successfully!!

Mine is always the same!

Make a Resolution, not to make a resolution!!!!!!!!

OOOOPS, guess that is a resolution?:confused:

Oh well, life is hard at times AINT IT?!:confused:

-Keep up my diet and workouts
-Drink more water
-Save my money
-Don't buy so many things!

I'm not copying off everyone else, I swear!

- drink at least 64 ounces of water a day (or more!)
- work out at least 5 days a week
- get more organized with my school work, stick to my note keeping and filing systems
- stop procrastinating big projects and papers
- stop caring so much about what others think about me

1) To ask for help when I need it. I have a very hard time asking for help

2) To get into an alternative teaching program

3) Plan and maintain a monthly budget

4) To start working out again

-read more of the novels that are sitting on my shelf

-exercise regularly

-start my scrapbooking projects

-save money... (I just balanced my checkbook after the holiday season. :eek: )

1- Watching the old budget
2- Changing the way of eating (love carbs utt-0h)
3- Finding more time to work out @ least 3 days/wk
4- Apply for teaching jobs early =>tough job market
5- Drink more water during the winter/colder months (it's a lot easier during the summer).
Scrapebooking projects will have to wait til end of '05 or beg of '06.

1) begin working out again--hubby and i both have been very lax in our exercise program and need to get started back

2) plan meals so there isn't the last minute 'what am i going to fix for dinner' problem-aslo healthier meals...

3) get more organized in all areas

4)get rid of a lot of junk around the house so that we can

5) try to find a house for us

drink more water
eat more sensibly
get more physically active
get enough sleep

This year, I decided against making resolutions. Instead, I am making monthly goals. And if I achieve a certain number of those goals quarterly, I get a nice reward!

Here are just a few of my goals:
-really kick start my Mary Kay business and make some extra cash
-maintain my exercise rountine and eat healthier
-work on the house and making it the way we want it

- Graduate :)
- Study harder and raise my GPA
- Work on improving all of my relationships

Those are the big ones.

1. Drop the weight I gained post surgery
2. Start running again/train for a triathalon
3. Join a gym I can actually attend
4. Figure out what I'm going to be when I grow up
5. Along with #4, find a job with nice health benefits and a great prescription plan (with all my asthma meds, I need a good once since I get kicked off my mom's this year)
6. Spend my last summer before I truly become an adult at the beach. Preferably not working. I've had enough of working at the beach.

1. Finish up my Education credits, and get certain classes straightened out.
2. Lose around 20 more pounds (I've already lost 10.. :) )
3. Not get cold feet when D finally talks me into eloping.
4. Stay in touch with my friends!!

This year I have several :

* drink LOTS of water a day
* finish my scrapbook from my first 2 college years
* start & finish my UNT scrapbook
* get a real JOB.
* put at least $400 into savings each month
* pay off my credit cards (:D)
* get the puppy I've wanted for a loooooong time :) (although this will be after I obtain my real job)
* visit my family more often

1) Go to the gym 4 days a week (trying to avoid rush hour traffic AND have more energy)

2) Be productive at work

3) Eliminate the bad 4-letter words from my vocabulary

ETA 4) Get involved with my community and make new friends

I have a bunch...

1. Get into better health (better diet, regular exercise)
2. Get my career more firmly established
3. Earn an IT certification
4. Go through all the cr@p from my childhood that my parents made me take out of their house and that is currently cluttering my basement instead of theirs
5. Finally finish that %!@($& cross stitch I've been working on for the past 3 years (!)

Happy New Year! :)

1. Get into medical school
2. Weight loss/ fitness
3. Save money
4. Fix car and/ or buy a new car
5. Pay off last of student loans

I actually want to finish all of these things by June. Better get cracking!

1. Pay off credit card by June.
2. Portion control!!
3. Exercise more often, consistently.
4. Drink more water.
5. Save, save, save!!!!

NEW YEAR'S DAY
Now is the accepted time to make your regular annual good resolutions. Next week you can begin paving hell with them as usual. Yesterday, everybody smoked his last cigar, took his last drink, and swore his last oath. To-day, we are a pious and exemplary community. Thirty days from now, we shall have cast our reformation to the winds and gone to cutting our ancient short comings considerably shorter than ever. We shall also reflect pleasantly upon how we did the same old thing last year about this time. However, go in, community. New Year's is a harmless annual institution, of no particular use to anybody save as a scapegoat for promiscuous drunks, and friendly calls, and humbug resolutions, and we wish you to enjoy it with a looseness suited to the greatness of the occasion.

Mark Twain, Territorial Enterprise, January 1, 1863

LOSE WEIGHT.