2010 - post the first
Happy 2010 Everybody!
I hope everybody had a splendid New Year's Eve last night, however you chose to celebrate it. I continued a tradition of fancy restauranting with my husband and a couple of our dear friends, and drank champagne late into the night. Oh, and I met Lydia Bastianich, which was fangirly and special. I do heart my celebrity chefs.
Resolutions for the coming year include but are not limited to:
1. Losing weight. I regained pretty much all of what I lost three years ago, so it's back on the wagon for me. I was given a gift of 12 personal training sessions for Christmas, and I'm really looking forward to using them.
2. Posting more. This LJ went from near daily postings of whatever, to frantic postings about exams, to cricket-chirping silence. I don't really want it to be any of those things, so I have to think about how I'd like to restructure it.
3. Remembering to call my grandmothers at least once a week. It's important.
4. Getting in touch with old friends. I think I need to send out some long emails to people I've basically lost contact with. If I want to restart those friendships, I can't just wait for them to call. After all, it goes both ways.
Four is enough, I think. For now. We'll see how I do.
I hope everybody had a splendid New Year's Eve last night, however you chose to celebrate it. I continued a tradition of fancy restauranting with my husband and a couple of our dear friends, and drank champagne late into the night. Oh, and I met Lydia Bastianich, which was fangirly and special. I do heart my celebrity chefs.
Resolutions for the coming year include but are not limited to:
1. Losing weight. I regained pretty much all of what I lost three years ago, so it's back on the wagon for me. I was given a gift of 12 personal training sessions for Christmas, and I'm really looking forward to using them.
2. Posting more. This LJ went from near daily postings of whatever, to frantic postings about exams, to cricket-chirping silence. I don't really want it to be any of those things, so I have to think about how I'd like to restructure it.
3. Remembering to call my grandmothers at least once a week. It's important.
4. Getting in touch with old friends. I think I need to send out some long emails to people I've basically lost contact with. If I want to restart those friendships, I can't just wait for them to call. After all, it goes both ways.
Four is enough, I think. For now. We'll see how I do.