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Friday, January 1, 2016

Resolution time

From my house to yours...Happy New Year everyone.  

Raven

We have a blank page again to start new adventures.  What fun.  I haven't made any resolutions yet.  I just hope this will be a better year than 2015, although last year did have some nice moments in it.  

Let's face it, most of the resolutions we make are broken before the month of January is over. What is called for is being more thoughtful and realistic about the goals we set for ourselves.  As we all know, life gets in the way of many things as the days go by.  

This year, I'm taking my time to think this over.  I think the usual items on the list, losing weight, eating healthier and exercising more are hard to keep because we need to be resolved to change our habits.  That isn't an easy thing to do, but it can be done.  I'm happy with myself in those areas anyway because I changed my habits long time ago where weight, diet and exercise are concerned.  

This year I think my goals will be smaller and more attainable. When I reach them I can make more, even if it isn't New Years.  Remember, you can do this too and may be happier with yourself if you take baby steps.  There's nothing at all wrong with that.  As we look to the future, it's time to get serious with ourselves about the things important to us.  What do we really really want to accomplish?  If you're yearning for it, the resolution will be easier to keep.

Think about that as you make your list.  Until next time...


8 comments:

  1. I do agree that most people give up their resolutions within weeks of the new year. I do like when people set goals instead; seems like that's what you are heading to do. I've been thinking of different things to try to do differently this year and pulling it together too :)

    Happy New Year!

    betty

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    1. Betty,

      I think setting goals will be a better approach.

      I hope your Christmas and New Years were great. Thank you for stopping by to read what I write.

      Many blessings for a happy and healthy 2016
      Sunni

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    1. pilch,

      Same to you.

      Thanks for reading and leaving a comment.

      Sunni

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  3. This is why I don't make resolutions. Changes happen when you're ready for them. I will continue to work on my book, and I will continue the diet that I've been on for a couple years.

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    1. Liz,

      That sounds like a good plan and probably where my resolutions should stop also.

      Thanks for visiting. I hope your holidays were great!

      Sunni

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  4. Hi Sunni! I'm not making any New Year's resolutions this year, instead I'm setting a few reasonable goals for myself. Goals that I should be able to achieve if I work hard and stay focused. I'm so happy to know you and I wish you a new year filled with love, happiness, and good health. 2016 is going to be great!

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    1. Vashti,

      I think you have the right idea about goals. I'm very happy for your friendship too. I do hope 2016 will be great as you predict! Thanks for visiting and leaving such uplifting comments.

      Sunni

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