New Years Resolutions

[InsideAWord]

Okay, here they are.
-- I will tell myself that I am a good person everyday and remind myself that even Mother Theresa had bad days
-- I will read more novels and books of poetry
-- I will stay in more and focus on me-time activities that make me learn more about myself
-- I will write creatively more often
-- I will graduate with my bachelor's degree
-- I will remind myself everyday that I am so much more than my trauma, and that only I can have power over it.
-- I will find a way to continue therapy - one way or another
-- I will manage my finances better
-- I will cry if I need to
-- I will remind myself that if I fall off the recovery wagon a bit that I can get back on
-- I will drink less and exercise more
-- I will feed into all my positive potential and refuse to die just yet

 

[Britt.f7]

Good resolutions.

I'm not sure I am going to make any. I find, for me, them to be temporary, and I really want them to last. My goal, everyday, is to do better then the day before. I am not sure how feasible this is but I am going to try. I want this to be the year I lose weight because I think I am truly worth it and don't have to hide behind it. Only myself(and my health) standing in the way. I guess these are resolutions. I just don't want to think of them as such because of the above reason.

Here's to our goals being met!

 

[Changing4Best]

OK, I just have one resolution, and I didn't even realize that it was one until I heard someone talking about theirs. Mine is very simple, to read the whole Bible in a year. This takes four chapters a day to do, so far I am keeping up, but then it is yet early in the year!

However, I did keep my one resolution last year, so there is hope. It was a similar resolution too, to read several Devotionals each morning throughout the year, the reading of which probably about equals the amount of time it takes to read 4 chapters of the Bible a day.