Two-thousand-eleven (or twenty-eleven if you prefer) is only two months away, and I've already accomplished two of my New Year's resolutions ( Read more... )

I know it's only September, but I was looking over some old posts about my past New Year's resolutions. Of the 4 resolutions I made last year, I only truly kept one (Attend at least one furry convention.) I haven't been exercising every day, but I have lost over 20 pounds since I joined Overeaters Anonymous. I kept 2 of the 10 resolutions from ( Read more... )

Here's how I'm doing with my New Year's resolutions so far:

1. Find a new weekday job (full or part-time) Nothing yet. I'm still actively searching, though.

2. Exercise 15-30 minutes a day I admit I haven't been doing this every day, but I force myself to exercise at least 3 days per week if I skip too much.

3. Attend at least one furry ( Read more... )

1. Find a new weekday job (full or part-time)
2. Exercise 15-30 minutes a day
3. Attend at least one furry convention
4. Don't take crap from anyone (or only take half as much crap)

I just realized the dating service hasn't contacted me with a match in three months. I sent them an e-mail to make sure they haven't forgot about me.

"La-da dee-da! Ladies and Gents, last ten years in review ... Here's John!"

2000: As this year began, I was still working full-time at a local credit union (a job I hated) and had been recently hired part-time as a board operator at the Business Talk Radio network (which I loved!) I quit the credit union job after BTR promoted me to full-time ( Read more... )

Since the year is nearly half-over, I decided to revisit the New Year's resolutions I (reluctantly) made before the beginning of the year. I'll rank the resolutions on a scale of 1-10, from least likely to most likely to fulfill. The ranking and any explanations appear after each resolution ( Read more... )

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I didn't bother making any New Year's resolutions. However, one of the speakers at a Primerica meeting in early-December challenged everyone to write down ten goals for the coming year. I originally only came up with six, but I added four more as I thought of them. I ranked them by how much I think I could accomplish them, not necessarily the ( Read more... )