How can we encompass all we are thinking, all we hope for, all we
want into a few words? That is, I believe, what New Year’s Resolutions try to
do. Impossible, really. But we continue.
I decided, after a friend told me about her practice, that picking
a word or words for the year was more possible. The words act as a kind of
catalyst, a nudge, a reminder of what you would like to do. Not a RESOLUTION,
per se. I like that.
Well, last year my words were: Write and Adventure. I have to say
that didn’t really work out. At least not as I pictured the words manifesting.
My writing, except for this blog hit an all-time low. There were
reasons, but still. Okay, I did write, but come on.
I had adventure, all right, if you define adventure as totally
unexpected, exhausting, one-after-the-other challenges. I described some of
them in my December blog. Be careful what you ask for. LOL.
Beach time with the family was wonderful as always, and over too soon.
So now, here we go again. Sidebar: Why do we always think the New Year is a
time for new things? For starting new things? Like starting a diet on a Monday?
It’s just a marker, really. Time is, after all, a continuum. But okay, I’ve
established a precedent here, so here goes:
One: Write (Ha! Persevere. Persevere. Persevere.)
Two: Health (As in, concentrate on. Also Persevere.)
So, Happiest of New Years and Best of Luck with your own
resolutions… if you make them and/or words… if you choose them.
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