Hi, new day in the diary, so "happy new day". I prefer that to "happy new year". It doesn't seem so daunting or set up for failure if you get my drift. No big sticks to beat myself up with.
I don't "new year resolutions" - somehow when the lose weight/get fit/become frugal/walk more/be kinder/pray more/study more/stop kicking cats/quit-drowning-slugs-in-booze routine falls by the wayside (by day 3), it sort of knocks the head of steam out of you a little. Having a "new day, fresh start" thing going, gives you a regular chance to start afresh.
So with that in mind, the "not eating any sweets" goal (which lasted 6 hours) can kick in again tomorrow can't it? And it'll not do any more harm to just finish the box of jellies. It's not all gloom though - the "walk more" got started ok. I walked to the car. And in again. Does that count?
"Find someone with a pulse to play backgammon with" is the next goal - s'got to be more fun than beating a computer .
I agree...I've already been mean, not studied, kicked a cat (not really for any of the radical PETA readers who might be ready to attack) and drowned a slug in booze.
ReplyDeleteWith all that in mind, I simply take it one moment at at time.
Happy New Day to you Wils!
Dana... lol, just realised "drowning slugs in booze" could have several meanings! Lol oh lol. I meant the slimey variety that I coax into happy oblivion (to stop them eating my garden) with the assistance of a little stick, carrying board and cheap beer in a bucket! Oh lol lol lol. One day at a time girl!
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