Well, that's over with now
While I don't do New Year's resolutions, it probably can't hurt me any to do a little annual reflection, can it?
I think we've universally decreed that 2014 was garbage. If anyone had a good year, they're not admitting it. I personally had some aggravating health and financial problems, friend and family drama both, and then decided to complicate my life again with dating, which had predictably poor results.
So let's pick out the good things that happened, so I can move forward with a more positive attitude!
-I got a new job that allows me to live somewhat above the poverty line;
-My new job is a constant source of terrimazing stories and I have made some friends there, and it also changed my perspective on several important issues somehwat, which is never a bad thing;
-I was pushed to look for a new place to live and am now on my own in a small but frankly cute and comfy apartment that is very close to work, and it has improved the quality of life for both me and my cat;
-I completed, put up for sale and MANAGED TO SELL MORE THAN ONCE a crochet pattern I developed, so I am a totally legit designer now;
-While I had a long lull with other life events dragging me down, I've started writing again;
-Dragon Age: Inquisition made me really happy;
-I cook now;
-My health has improved because I'm working with my doctor to diagnose and fix some of my persistent issues and that's going okay;
-I reconnected with some old friends and we have Made Plans;
-I stopped playing the 'maybe' game and wrote the LSAT, so now I have a score of 164 to work with if I do decide law school is going to happen when I'm out of my financial hole;
-I remain single, settled, and happily free to do whatever the fuck I want.
I'm coming into 2015 on a high note. Happy New Year!
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I think we've universally decreed that 2014 was garbage. If anyone had a good year, they're not admitting it. I personally had some aggravating health and financial problems, friend and family drama both, and then decided to complicate my life again with dating, which had predictably poor results.
So let's pick out the good things that happened, so I can move forward with a more positive attitude!
-I got a new job that allows me to live somewhat above the poverty line;
-My new job is a constant source of terrimazing stories and I have made some friends there, and it also changed my perspective on several important issues somehwat, which is never a bad thing;
-I was pushed to look for a new place to live and am now on my own in a small but frankly cute and comfy apartment that is very close to work, and it has improved the quality of life for both me and my cat;
-I completed, put up for sale and MANAGED TO SELL MORE THAN ONCE a crochet pattern I developed, so I am a totally legit designer now;
-While I had a long lull with other life events dragging me down, I've started writing again;
-Dragon Age: Inquisition made me really happy;
-I cook now;
-My health has improved because I'm working with my doctor to diagnose and fix some of my persistent issues and that's going okay;
-I reconnected with some old friends and we have Made Plans;
-I stopped playing the 'maybe' game and wrote the LSAT, so now I have a score of 164 to work with if I do decide law school is going to happen when I'm out of my financial hole;
-I remain single, settled, and happily free to do whatever the fuck I want.
I'm coming into 2015 on a high note. Happy New Year!
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