And, if your New Year's resolution is to simply keep your head above the water in 2019, you're in good company. I’ve shared a medley of Tweets I found on Twitter Moments.
1. Abby Russell: My New Year’s Resolution this year is to finally throw away those three empty Domino’s Pizza boxes sitting in the bottom of my fridge. This was my resolution last year, too, but 2019 feels like a year for change.
2. Monika: My new year's resolution is to pretend i have the willpower to magically fix all my problems **Monika I’m adopting this resolution as my own!”*
3. Introverted Life: New Year’s Resolution: avoid getting talked to by a stranger while waiting in a line of any kind.
If you I’d to lower the bar for your New Year’s Resolutions, these sure-fire successes:
4 Pet more dogs.
5 Drink more coffee.
However, I must confession that I, too, am a repeat offender when it comes to multiple attempts at New Year Resolutions.
• To maintain the illusion of control, I purchase numerous calendars/journals (because my IPhone calendar isn’t always accurate). To date I have in my possession: a purse size Academic Calendar for my purse, a small calendar for my car, and an elaborate calendar/journal from my husband, “She Lives Life in Her Own Little Fairy Tale” which he purchased at B&N (which I carry with me everywhere). He also gave me a wall calendar for my office (Yes, he is an enabler), a back-up wall calendar—just in case (of what, I’m not certain).
• Obviously, I have a bit of a stationary fixation too. I have stationary, notebooks and binders, pens and pencils that match. No, I do not have every color available (I do have self-control, after all). Pink, Purple, and light blue (Cinderella Blue). Since I reside in SoCal, my office has many Disneyland items (photos of which I’ve share on Instagram, FB, and my website).
• 2019 is the year I’m evoking Tweet #2 (wink). Since I’m on Winter Break (and if you’ve studied Numerology, I’m entering a # 7 year—Creative Expression) I’ve begun to sort and organize my house—currently I’m my office.
• I’ve also managed to ‘confine’ myself at the gym for 45 minutes 3 – 4 evenings a week. I’ve substituted green tea for 1/3 of my day coffee consumption. And, I no longer eat “Green Bean Casserole” at family gathering/ church/ school potlucks—nor do I make excuses. Oh, I also ordered a daily food tracking (purse size logs) because I can’t always use my iPhone to log into my Fitness Pal app.
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Any pending New Year’s Resolutions you’d like to share?
Warm Wishes and Happily-Ever-After in 2019,
Connie
