Community Chat

[Shanus]

I used to make resolutions and somewhere down the line, I broke them or didn't keep them.

Now I just promise myself to try to be more minimal in the house and my closet and be more kind to people who have less by donating instead of selling all my "shouldn't have purchased" items.

[Still Raining]

Not making any.  Setting a future date for a desirable outcome is wistful thinking.  If it matters to you, you would implement it when it was important. 

[Grand Happy]

My New Years resolution started a few months ago with spending less at qvc and not saying a certain bad word when a bad driver is near me LOL
January I'll work on shedding my holiday weight 4 lbs isn't to bad, I just feel bloated 😅

[Carolina925]

I don't generally do resolutions for NY but I do want to seriously try to be a nicer person this coming year. 

[tansy]

Get a handle on our various passwords 😏

[deepwaterdotter]

The same one every year:  To live within my financial means.  

[cindyNC]

I rarely make "resolutions" but I do try to change things a bit. 

My only really successful "resolution" was quitting Diet Coke and other sugar free sodas.  I was addicted. Have been successful w/that.  Very occasionally, I will take a sip of a diet Dr Pepper that I kept in the refrigerator.......a bottle now lasts about 6 months.  The last time it taasted so bad to me, that I threw it out and have never re-purchased. 

I do need to exercise again and drink more water.  

[hkrgrl]

Sincerely, get rid of stuff i no longer want or use!  always my resolution!! 

i am not leavin it to my kids!

Donate - Sell - Trash (only if no other option)

get a second ear piercing so i can wear my studs all the time.  i know, late to that game. 

travel to 2 National Parks this year

get our Will done and organize all our important documents for the kids

get taxes done early

eat more healthier than i already am.  

make more outings possible with friends

Breathe, breathe in the air, don't be afraid to care, look around, choose your own ground

[Cakers3]

Interesting how resolutions are about "stuff" and the perpetual diet.

[monicakm]

To get physically stronger.