Last Year's Stated Goals

[talekyn]

Just went back and looked at the list, and here's what I find, slightly edited, with my success in italics:

-- Once I've used the gift certificates I got for Christmas, my goal is to not buy any more books in 2006. Uhm ... yeah.  We can count this one as a total failure.  I bought plenty of books in 2006, although I will say I made it until February

Comments

[klgrem]

As someone who, for almost two years, did 100 words a day, I can promise you that sometimes, a hundred words is an agonizing much. lol. :)

What I would give to feel like writing them now.
But I don't, so I fall back on 'don't worry about it', because I know if I do, I still won't be able to write anyway. lol. :)

Hope you're feeling well today. *Hugs* ♥

[talekyn]

I agree about it being difficult to sometimes squeeze in even 100 words a day. And my former job certainly did not make things easy on that front. We'll see what happens with the new job and so much travel time.

[anonymous]

Happy New Year Anton! Congrats and good luck on the new job.

Andy F.

[talekyn]

Just in case you do check for replies after you leave comments, Andy .... YOU GOT MARRIED???????

[pariskan]

You know, that's why it's good to make lots of Resolutions -- because then you'll undoubtedly meet a couple of them, right? :)

I personally have skipped the whole Resolving thing for a while. I know that whatever Resolutions I make will actually be more like pipe dreams... perhaps I should Resolve to make more realistic Resolutions!

... like figuring out some semblance of a budget so we can save for Alex's college ...

[talekyn]

Like I said, I rarely if ever do the resolution thing. The goal-setting is an on going thing, although it becomes more apparent at the beginning of each calendar year.

Gad, I cant begin to imagine what college tuition will be like by the time Alex, or my neice and nephew even, get to that age.