Cool idea, New Years reflection post...the doctor is in
So it didn't take me long to think that the prevailing theme of my 2004 can be summed up in one word- "confusion". Since the beginning of last year I have had numerous decisions to make that I have been incredibly unsure of before, during, and after I made them. The biggest and most emotionally trying of these being relationship-oriented decisions, which I'll not go into, but just say that it made several parts of last year very long for me. Now I look to the future as far as that is concerned, and hope that this year brings about far fewer frustrations, tears, and people that experience pain on account of me.
I made capitalism smile with funded pleasure this year, spending nearly all of my income. Phone bills, gasoline, tourist attractions, movies, food (both fast and moderately paced), a new motorcycle, and "in-style" clothing are some of the unnecessary luxuries I have worked hard to afford that I haven't spent so much on in the past. The only decisions here that took much analysis/thought were clothes and the motorcycle...but clothing for me is hard because when I buy something I wear it until it's falling apart, then it goes into the "once a month" pile. This makes a pair of pants like a 2-3 year commitment.
I only did one play last semester, I had intended to do either the children's play or the musical, but changed my mind about 5 times apiece, ending up not doing either one. This was fine, though, because I got to do other things I wouldn't have had I been in the shows.
This is getting boring, so if I don't think of something I think has the possiblity of being interesting, I'm cutting it off (the post...pervert).
Well, I guess this is the end, happy new year to all, and I hope 2005 is super-awesome and adventurous for those of us that wish it so, or steady and usual for those who like the stability of a calmer life. Good eve and happy living to all.
I made capitalism smile with funded pleasure this year, spending nearly all of my income. Phone bills, gasoline, tourist attractions, movies, food (both fast and moderately paced), a new motorcycle, and "in-style" clothing are some of the unnecessary luxuries I have worked hard to afford that I haven't spent so much on in the past. The only decisions here that took much analysis/thought were clothes and the motorcycle...but clothing for me is hard because when I buy something I wear it until it's falling apart, then it goes into the "once a month" pile. This makes a pair of pants like a 2-3 year commitment.
I only did one play last semester, I had intended to do either the children's play or the musical, but changed my mind about 5 times apiece, ending up not doing either one. This was fine, though, because I got to do other things I wouldn't have had I been in the shows.
This is getting boring, so if I don't think of something I think has the possiblity of being interesting, I'm cutting it off (the post...pervert).
Well, I guess this is the end, happy new year to all, and I hope 2005 is super-awesome and adventurous for those of us that wish it so, or steady and usual for those who like the stability of a calmer life. Good eve and happy living to all.