How are your New Years Resolutions going?

Well, we are now into the second month of the New Year, and I am still sticking to my two main New Year's resolutions: 1. Trying, as usual, to eat more healthily so that I can gradually lose more weight and have my bloodwork numbers continue to be good or better. I feel that if we "sacrifice" some of the foods that we really enjoy (sweets, salty snacks, cola drinks, carbs, etc.) with the thought that our health will improve, it is much easier that way than to just say, "I am on a diet".

2. To keep in better touch either by snail mail or e-mail with my special friends, some of whom have been lifelong ones since I began writing to pen pals at age 10! I have been so extra busy this past year since I discovered that I can make money writing all kinds of articles for the internet that I have had to let much of my correspondence get very tardy -- and I am working slowly to change that.

I caught up with many friends with Christmas or Happy New Year cards with long-overdue letters enclosed, and that sure made me feel good! Thus my resolution to continue that in the New Year.

I was going to make a resolution to stop procrastinating, but that one is still good from last year.... No, I really don't bother to make resolutions! They usually get broken anyway, so why set oneself up for disappointment?

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