Not the way that you'd imagined it, on a balcony with champagne lips.

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My resolutions for 2010, shared for all the intarwebz to see.

1. Buy a cup of coffee for a stranger once a month. It's good karma, and an easy way to make someone's day. Why not?
2. Eat vegetarian as often as possible. I used to be a full vegetarian, but a spell of seizures at this point scared my parents -- they were worried -- and through a 'talk' (by

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First off, congrats on your resolutions. I love them, especially going back to vegetarian. I'm an admitted health geek, having been raised vegetarian and a lot of other things. One of things that can be helpful is finding good recipes that taste like meat to fool the family. I personally don't like the taste, so can't really recommend, but know from experience, this can be a boon.

Also, despite my silence on previous post, I have read the story multiple times now. It's so layered, I just love it. It's beautiful the way the emotions and tension and underlying meanings show through, some just hinted at, but all just perfect.

You're such a lovely writer. :grins:

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I like the list. Best of luck on those resolutions.

I'm trying to decide whether or not to make any of my own.

The last time I was surprisingly successful going 2 out of 3. But I was tremendously disappointed in how I felt afterward.

Then again, any sense of accomplishment must have been destroyed by my ridiculous standards. I could walk on water and complain that I didn't walk high enough above the water.

Or something. Here I got talking about myself too much. Argh.