I resolve to think before I act. Well, actually I haven’t resolved to do that yet, but I’m considering it.
I resolve to take the CPR dummy I keep in my closet out for a night on the town. Imagine the look on her face!
I resolve to give the people in my life the respect that they deserve which should give me a lot more alone time.
I resolve to eat less meat and chocolate and more of whatever foods are not those two things…
I resolve to live each day as if it were my last, drinking heavily and making funeral arrangements.
I resolve to stop stealing from my mom’s medicine cabinet and instead do the research and go to my doctor with fake symptoms like an adult.
I resolve to stop asking people who are missing a limb how their pit bull is doing.
I resolve to learn a different language so I can tell my neighbors, in their own tongue, that they are dirty and need to leave my country.
I resolve to give my mathematical concepts class a hundred and ten percent of my efforts.
I resolve to floss every single day that I wouldn’t mind my gums bleeding a lot.
I resolve to stop relying on taxi cabs or ubers when I need to travel from my bedroom to my living room.
I resolve to never divulge that my Super PAC is really PAC Kent, reporter for the Daily Planet…
You’re back. My life has just improved a 129.35%
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I hope I’m responsible for 29.35% of that. How are you doing, Deb?
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I finished my book and I’m sending it to my mum to read, which will scare her witless and tomorrow I have a job interview. So I’m good, Australia on the other hand is shite. So many lives lost, bushfires everywhere. It’s a disaster.
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I’ve heard about the fires. I hope you are staying safe. Maybe it would be a good time to take your camera and document what is going on… while staying a safe distance away, of course…
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My cousin posted a video today of everyone queuing to get food from the supermarket. There was smoke all around them in the distance.
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Great post! I hate news years resolutions, always have. Perfect for some people, but just not for me…
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It’s about time you gave that CPR dummy a night on the town … after all she’s done for you.
(And I don’t want to hear about that part. Really, I don’t!)
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You’ve gotta love that short blonde cheap-doll-like hair on those things…
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I resolved to not make any resolutions for this year, which in a way was making a resolution, so I’m confused now.
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Try resolving not to keep any resolutions and see if that works…
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I haven’t been able to write (it’s been so crazy here) but I have kept up with reading my favorite blogs. I missed my morning smile 🙂 Glad you’re back!
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I’m glad to be back, Robyn. I’m hoping to read something from you soon…
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Me too!
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Well then, I resolve to not resolve. 😉🎊🎈🎊
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I admire you. I wouldn’t have the resolve to do that…
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Well, at least none of your resolutions will make the gym unbearably crowded for the first two weeks of the year like the other unrealistic ones do.
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I never resolve to exercise because I’d like at least a fighting chance of keeping my resolution…
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Great post! I found out a while ago that the best way not to fail on my New Year Resolutions is not to make any! I have written an article recently about this titled ‘Why New Year Resolutions are Doomed to Fail’ – ,’https://authorjoannereed.net/new-years-resolutions/ – Feel free to check it out!
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Confucius AND Carl Jung? How could I not like it?
Thanks!
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🤗🙏
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