Welcome to 2009!

Like many people, I make resolutions. Actually, I usually make a little list to remind myself of things I'd like to accomplish each year.

Here are a couple from this year:

- Read a minimum of 60 books (I was a bit of a slacker last year and it's good for the brain)
- Be kinder (I add this to the list every year. No matter how good you were, you can always be kinder and it's a nice reminder to self not to be so cynical all the time.)
- Take more pictures of the family. In looking back through all the pictures of last year, I noticed a distinct lack of people in them. Doh!

I have a few more, but I'll keep them on my list to be checked off throughout the year.

So, what are your resolutions???

Comments

Claire et Nicolas RAFLE said…
for me, one of my resolutions is
- take time with my family
- learn and play fiddle
- find new friends with the blog

Claire
Bretagne
January 8, 2009 at 3:55 PM
Unknown said…
Those sound great! Playing the fiddle is an ambitious one! Best of luck to you!
January 8, 2009 at 4:09 PM
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