Dear Mr.2006,
Happy New Year!
That's the quote of the day, I'm guessing. Although my transition into 2006 was quite simple and lacking, it was happy (and that's what matters, dudn't it?). I originally decided against making a resolution for the new year, but figured what a waste that would be. Resolutions, which seems as if I never even get close to accomplishing, are a goal to kinda shoot for in life. So, with that said;
::drum rolls as curtain is pulled back:: Train for a half-marathon!
Heh, I don't think I'll be able to run 12 or so miles with just a few months of training, so running one is out of the question. Training for a 2007 run is possible however!
That, and a few minor ones (get abs, learn Spanish, practice Japanese, study English inside-out, the small stuff ::sarcasm::).
Hopefully 2006 will be much better than 2005 was. I have faith in this year, so don't (please don't) let me down!
-Jamesy
That's the quote of the day, I'm guessing. Although my transition into 2006 was quite simple and lacking, it was happy (and that's what matters, dudn't it?). I originally decided against making a resolution for the new year, but figured what a waste that would be. Resolutions, which seems as if I never even get close to accomplishing, are a goal to kinda shoot for in life. So, with that said;
::drum rolls as curtain is pulled back:: Train for a half-marathon!
Heh, I don't think I'll be able to run 12 or so miles with just a few months of training, so running one is out of the question. Training for a 2007 run is possible however!
That, and a few minor ones (get abs, learn Spanish, practice Japanese, study English inside-out, the small stuff ::sarcasm::).
Hopefully 2006 will be much better than 2005 was. I have faith in this year, so don't (please don't) let me down!
-Jamesy