| User | Comment |
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LindaH    | | posted 30-Dec-2002 9:30pm |
No. I don't think the first of the year is any better than any other time of the year for making resolutions and goals. If you know you need to do something or work on something, you should resolve right then and there to do it. If there's nothing you know of that you haven't resolved, there's no need to force yourself to think of something just because it's the beginning of a new year. |
| romkey | | posted 30-Dec-2002 11:01pm |
I don't do resolutions. |
| Dino | | posted 31-Dec-2002 4:07am |
To go swimming more - at least twice a week. I haven't been for two months. So lazy. |
Zang  | | posted 31-Dec-2002 4:54am |
I never used to do this. I did it for 2000 and 2001. I didn't do so well, so I gave it up... |
| justjulie | | posted 31-Dec-2002 7:36am |
i wouldn't call them resolutions....but tis simply the act and art of practicing my personal beliefs in a way that is in tune w/ my family and the universe |
CarolL  | | posted 31-Dec-2002 7:51am |
Quit going to bingo. |
| jettles | | posted 31-Dec-2002 8:59am |
yes, to get into better shape and better health! |
Iseult  | | posted 31-Dec-2002 10:44am |
I don't believe in those. |
| Biggles | | posted 31-Dec-2002 2:02pm |
I don't remember ever making a New Year's resolution - this year is no exception. |
| darkshadowsseeker | | posted 31-Dec-2002 2:24pm |
I will try VERY HARD not to kill my roommate!  |
| iMorpheus | | posted 31-Dec-2002 8:52pm |
The odds of sticking to any resolution I make are fairly low. |
| mandy |
yes. I will reach my goal weight. |
| juliw |
Yes, I am going to be a lot more positive. No complaining, no gossip, no badmouthing anyone. I will be happier, and that happiness will radiate to those around me! |
| ROCKMAN |
No, Ican*t ever keep them if I make them, so I don*t really make any. |
they  |
Why bother? |
| southernyankee |
no, i dont fool with that crap any more.
to me, i try to make everyday a relostion for the next day, regarldess if it is dec31, dec 12, may 13, etc. |
| spidertea |
Honesty
Forgiveness
Get rid of "shoulds"
Write more
Read more |
| wolfchik9 |
1. Exercise - walk in the park at least 3 times a week.
2. Cook better meals.
3. Eat less sweets.
4. Find myself a good job.
5. Be a better girlfriend.
6. Call my grandma at least once a week.
7. Check on my cousins more often.
8. Send my future sister-in-law in Texas little gifts in the mail every now and then.
9. Watch less tv and spend more time doing the things that need to be done.
10. Write. (I started about 3 short stories within the past 3 years and I have yet to finish one.) |
| Jemmy |
Yes. Eat better exercise, keep my room tidy, do better in school.... |
| Cleo |
Not to make any. |
| scrubnurse |
One year (after many failed resolutions) I resolved never to make a resolution again! So far, it is the only one I have stuck to. Lent is hard enough as it is without having a year-long (forever) resolution! |
| sonikJ | | posted 5-Jan-2003 11:35am |
1. Maintain a “B” average in every class at school.
2. Teach T.J. to tie his shoes before August.
3. Be a better housekeeper (and wife/mom)
4. Read to T.J. at least once a day.
5. Start a vitamin regimen for the whole family.
6. Set aside one hour of study time each day.
7. Attempt to get all of us in church together on a regular basis.
8. Stop or cut down on swearing.
9. Grow my hair out at least to my shoulders.
10. Stop or cut way back on smoking.
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| moosekitty | | posted 6-Jan-2003 10:52pm |
I quit smoking! I made my resolution early...so I haven't smoked for 29 days. |
| Spreener | | posted 11-Jan-2003 1:31am |
My resolution is to stay off of the computer. |
| utahblaine | | posted 13-Jan-2003 7:51pm |
id like to gain about 40 lbs so i can beat the hell outta 7 iraqis and 4 koreans at one time instead of 3-1 ratio |
| anonymous | | posted 15-Jan-2003 8:30am |
keep organized, try new things, eliminate clutter and activities from my life, eat healthy, keep exercising |
| davethebrave371 | | posted 18-Jan-2003 8:28pm |
1. Loving my Sandra more and more every second of every day!
2. Eating right (even though I'm as skinny as a fudging rake).
3. Living through the year. Period. |
| anonymous | | posted 26-Jan-2003 8:11am |
come on guys, be serious, you must have thought about something, i must have thought of at least 20 things............. |
| greenfly |
i hear you, im skinny too, but im going to start eating right too...man, i don't feel so alone no more................ |
| Biggles | | (reply to anonymous) posted 26-Jan-2003 9:55am |
#2 I think it's better for people to tackle problems or faults as they come up rather than making a set of resolutions once a year. |
| Angie_907 | | posted 27-Jan-2003 3:51pm |
Passing college |
