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January 1, 2008

New Years Day - digg this

Well it's the start of another year. This one was good and some time this week I'll do a little blog year in review hitting the "highlights" of what I've written and share with you what, if anything, I've learned. In the meantime things are settling out. We've made room for the new and gotten rid of quite a bit of the old. In spite of a late night last night (babysitting for Leigh and Bladerunner/Twilight Zone marathon watching for me) we've managed to get quite a lot done.

I go back to work tomorrow wondering where all the time went and looking forward to a busy, but hopefully far less hectic year there. I don't really believe in resolutions. Naturally I'd like to lose a few pounds, edit that first novel and write the second, watch less TV and all that jazz and I think I will, but I always seemed to break my resolutions within the first few days of January, so I don't see the point. So I look forward to the New Year and whatever it brings.

All in all though I think that the following picture well sums up how I feel right now about the whole thing.

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Total Number of Comments: 1

Happy New Year! When we make resolutions is as arbitrary as the date we choose to call the first of the year. Any time of the year is a great time to change one's life for the better. If in the past January has been a bad time to make life changes, why not try a different day to make your resolutions? Perhaps you'll have more success.



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