So every year I make these grand resolutions and then follow
the well traveled route of breaking them. A wise old person once said that New
Year resolutions are meant to be broken and how right he was! The first week I
am all geared up with the same old resolutions that I make year after year.
Obviously it doesn't occur to me that there is a reason why the resolutions
remain the same.
So this year I have decided no resolutions for me. Taking a
year end review of myself I decided I did pretty okay in 2014. I found some new
friends and I lost some old ones, I was taught grand life altering lessons and
forgot them yet again, I cried, I laughed, I fought and I made up. There was a
little bit of everything. Most importantly
I got a JOB! Nothing beats the joy of earning the money you spend (or part of
the money you spend) so even though it’s part time or as some would say “barely
enough to live on” but who cares? I am
happy. Then once again it is that time of the year when people are freaking
about the things they didn’t do and remembering mostly the bad times. So if you
want to take a resolution take one before the New Year which is that the next
year you guys will concentrate on the good parts rather than the bad. Most
importantly concentrate on very less whining and more of getting the work done.
And you know what the funny part was? I didn’t put any effort in sticking to my
list of resolutions and yet at the end of the year I see that I have
accomplished most of them. So you never
know, maybe the key to accomplishing your resolutions is not to make any (if
that makes sense). And also people this
new year try doing something different (don’t make it a resolution), step out
of your comfort zone and most importantly make somebody happy.
So for once I am thinking why not just be happy being
yourself and welcome the New Year with some friends, a good party and lots of
love!
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