RESOLVING RESOLUTIONS
One day, for some unexplained reason, I decided to list resolutions for the new year. Here they are, listed in no order of importance whatsoever:
1-Exercise more. No time for the gym. It interferes with my TV time. It’s too hot to run. The pool is too cold to swim.
2-Lose weight/eat healthier. Kale or a Danish? Leave the kale, eat the Danish!
3-Learn a new skill or hobby. I tried knitting, but I dropped too many stitches.
4-Save more, spend less. Save what, spend what?
5-Quit smoking. One more cigarette isn’t going to kill me.
6-Read more. Reading on the internet counts, doesn’t it?
7-Drink less. But everyone else is getting a second drink at the bar.
8-Change jobs. I haven’t worked for years.
9-Spend more time with family and friends. You ever meet my family or friends?
10-My number one resolution: Make much less resolutions! I’d fall off the track anyway, so why bother?
Respectively submitted by an ace procrastinator.
#10 is the best! I agree!
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Hah! A man after my own heart! I couldn’t agree more!
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A nice juxtaposition of thoughts in each resolution. Didn’t surprise me to learn at the end of your predilection to procrastination!
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Very honest comments! I especially like #9, though it doesn’t apply to me. (?)
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