So it's the time of year wherein people make their "New Year's Resolutions" HA! Stats say that the most likely resolution will be to get in to shape, loose weight, or something on that note. Membership to health clubs will dramaticaly increase. Then suddenly those very same increases will drop off rather dramaticaly in mid to late Febuary. Now the point of this little tirade (hmmm think I spelled that one wrong, like so many others) is that people make resolutions that they already know that they will not keep. This leads to the question why make the resolution in the first palce? The answer: because it sounds good. Well I would just like to throw an idea out there for the general considderation of anyone who reads this. This year let us not make our resolutions until three days hence. Let us instead take three days to, at odd times of the day, think about what it turely is in our lives that we want to change. Let us think of resolutions that are worthy to keep for a full three hundred sixty-five days. Let us also make reasonable resolutions as well, so that we have some hope, and not just a good intention of actually acheving them. At this moment I have no idea what so ever what my resolutions will be, but prehappse in three days I'll have a resolution that is worthy, reasonable, and that I'll actually keep. I wish everyone luck their New Year's Resolutions...
~Sethos
~Sethos
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