Resolute

Hey friends, it’s New Year’s Eve.  Are you partying? We just did our predictions for each other where everyone in the family makes a prediction for everyone else. Example: “I predict Ellen will lose her pacifier this year.” That sort of thing. Then we write down our “goals.” Everyone has a goal about 1)What they want to make 2)Where they want to go 3) What they want to learn 4) What they want to change and 5)What they want to start doing. Example: Ben wants to “make a toilet” every year. Then it all deteriorates into screaming, jumping, pooping, and general mayhem and we all go our separate ways until midnight.

Here are some of my personal resolutions for 2010:

Blog more.

Reduce hangnails.

Have house smell like oranges.

Have body smell like sexiness.

Read more  books than Christian even though he has a Nook now and is supposedly really into reading.

Be gracious.

Never wear stained clothing.

Look cute in a photo.

Read scriptures daily. CHECK OUT THIS SITE IT IS AN AWESOME WAY TO READ SCRIPTURES: Readthescriptures.com

Stop eating when I am full or maybe just a little after.

Stop reading blogs that make me hate people.

Listen to my kids.

Look at my kids.

Train my dog.

Pay attention in Sunday School.

Act like a grown woman.

Not be mad in the morning.

Be generous.

Stop begrudging.

Start breeding dogs. Kidding!

Stop fantasizing about breeding dogs.

Stop fantasizing about witnessing a crime and start living life in the moment.

Stop getting migraines.

Start writing good blogs.

Good luck to you with all your resolutions but remember–Fall is the real New Year. So take it easy. And if you see me, don’t ask how I’m doing on my resolutions. It will only embarrass and demoralize me.

Note to self: Stop feeling embarrassed and demoralized. HAPPY NEW YEAR.

10 Responses to “Resolute”
  1. Sue says:

    “Act like a grown woman.”
    BORING.

    “Never wear stained clothing.”
    SHOOT FOR THE STARS KACY. (Also – HARDER THAN IT SOUNDS.)

    “Start writing good blogs.”
    (Psssst. You already do this one.)

    I love this post. I think I’m going to print it out and put it on my fridge.

  2. rocslinger says:

    Good resolutions, I gave up on having them a long time ago but I’m starting to feel guilty about that. Perhaps I could start small, like, I resolve to learn better punctuation and spelling.

  3. pattyann says:

    I would love to lose the Migraines. Those are ridiculous! Also, I would like to be nicer in general and more patient with people. Who knows, kindness can hopefully go a long way toward changing the way someone acts. You are writing a terrific blog. I enjoy reading. Maybe that should be my resolution. I write, no one reads :-) Oh well.

  4. LeonaBea says:

    I 2nd pattyann… I’ll glom your Stop Having Migraines. That along would make 2010 so much better than 2009!

  5. allencafe says:

    “Not be mad in the morning”

    When you figure this one out will you let me know how? My family will thank you!

  6. jennie w. says:

    Our Stake Pres got up in Stake conference and said we should read the 15 seconds each day. 15 seconds??? Suh-weet! (I guess he figured that 15 seconds will lead to much more. Little does he know . . . .)

    You should definitely blog more.

    But pay attention in Sunday School? It’s all on the teacher’s shoulders. If he/she is boring there’s not much you can do but let your mind wander.

  7. grannybabs says:

    I pretty much never make resolutions. Frees me from failure.

    But yours sound commendable.


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  9. hanner says:

    I had a really hard time last year reading blogs that made me hate people because they were people I SORT of knew and never agreed with them and their opinions made me hate them. Anyway, I made that New Year’s resolution in April or something and I’ve done pretty well so far. I commend thee.

  10. hanner says:

    and… the resolution was to not read them any more. that was implied. sorry.

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