I am not one for making resolutions. I make them. I break them. What's the point? I'm sure it's really just semantics, but I prefer to set goals for the year and with that, if I don't accomplish them, it doesn't actually feel the same as breaking a resolution. It's just something I didn't accomplish.
So, without further ado, and in no particular order, here is a list of goals I would like to work on for the coming year:
Work on being better organized
Move more (get exercise)
Eat healthier/lose a few (10ish) pounds
Read more/Learn more
Have more fun/Laugh more
Enjoy more family time and really enjoy my kids as they move ever so much closer to being grown (After all those years of warnings, "They grow so fast...enjoy them while they're young..." I get it).
Cook more
Say "no" once in awhile
Move more (get exercise)
Eat healthier/lose a few (10ish) pounds
Read more/Learn more
Have more fun/Laugh more
Enjoy more family time and really enjoy my kids as they move ever so much closer to being grown (After all those years of warnings, "They grow so fast...enjoy them while they're young..." I get it).
Cook more
Say "no" once in awhile
Blog more than 4 times in a year
I think these are reasonable and attainable goals. And am hopeful that 2012 is a great year for myself, my family and friends and the world.