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[brother2dragons]

Happy New Year everyone. I hope your parties are swell. I'm staying in but I can hear my neighbors having a hell of a time.

Out of curiosity, how many people plan to have and keep New Year's resolutions?

Mine is to get more involved. I feel as if I haven't done anything worthwhile with my life so it's time to change that.

Comments

[unkingly]

You could start by going out and joining one of those parties.

[brother2dragons]

That's a really good point. Maybe I will.

[unkingly]

Maybe?

[brother2dragons]

Thanks for the suggestion. It was interesting.

[zealouspeter]

Nothing at all? Really?

[brother2dragons]

Maybe I should have worded that as 'I haven't done enough.'

[zealouspeter]

Do you have any plans on how to do more?

[brother2dragons]

Not a clue. I'm going to try to figure it out soon.

[bitchykid]

Involved in what?

[brother2dragons]

In life, the city and the people who live here.

[bitchykid]

Oh? What about them?

[brother2dragons]

I'd like to help them out more, that's all.

[mentis_reae]

I fail to see why some require holidays to find their resolve.

[brother2dragons]

I don't think it's a requirement so much as a tradition. The New Year is a good time to look for a new beginning as much as any arbitrary date.

[mentis_reae]

And why is an arbitrary date necessary at all?

[brother2dragons]

It isn't necessary, it's how some people are. They need a moment in time to say "This is when I'm going to start. This is my new beginning."

[patternprophet]

I'm going to at least try to keep mine.

[brother2dragons]

I think most people do.

[patternprophet]

It's true that it doesn't always work out.

[brother2dragons]

Good luck with yours though.