Showing posts with label New Year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Year. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 31, 2008

New Year

Here's hoping for a great New Year! I say that knowing that I have personally had a great year. I have done some reflecting this Christmas break and have realized how lucky my family and I are. Our kids are healthy and happy. My wife and I have jobs and we both love our jobs. Both sets of our parents are alive and doing well. When many families are struggling to make ends meat, ours is lucky enough to have enough money to live comfortably and enjoy life. My wife and I have some great friends, and like us, know how important their family is. I hope everyone realizes how lucky they are even if they don't think they are. You show me someone having a hard time and I will show you someone in even worse shape. Be thankful for what you have and enjoy life! It is too short! Although I don't really believe in making New Year's resolutions, I will allow myself to make a couple here since I am blogging about the New Year. Here they are:

1. Lose some weight. (I think pretty much everyone makes this one!)

2. Keep exercising. (I don't think this will be a problem. I love doing it!)

3. Have patience with my kids. After all...they are kids! I sure do love them!

Have a great New Year everyone!

Tuesday, January 1, 2008

2008


I think we all make resolutions this time of year. Some of us let everyone know what our resolutions are and some of us don’t let anyone know. I think it is important that everyone does make resolutions to start the New Year. I don’t think it is important that we let anyone know. I am not saying you can’t let people know what your resolutions are but I don’t think it is necessary. After all, you are making the resolution(s) for yourself, right?

Why do I think resolutions are important? We all need goals in our life and what better time to set your goals than the beginning of the New Year? Don’t make your goals unreachable, but don’t make them so easy that you don’t feel like you have really accomplished anything either.

I have just a couple things that I am going to work on in 2008. First, I am going to continue to work on improving my health and eating habits. Second, I hope to spend more quality time with my family. The second one sounds easier but for me I find this hard with all the schedules and appointments we have as a family. It is possible though.

Everyone have a prosperous and healthy 2008!