What are your plans? Any resolutions? I promise that the internet is forgiving and won't keep you too accountable.
I'll go first.
In the new year. . .
*not for starters, but somewhere in there I'd like to come back to the MoFo family more often. I've really missed all of you and the real world can be so lonely. . .
1. Reading my bible more. Y'all say what you will about religion, and y'all can believe what you want. But the thing has been around for forever and I find myself acting in a totally different mindset after reading some scripture (to be all Billy Graham on ya').
2. Read more period.
3. Learn a new language. Well, maybe two; re-learn Spanish and pick up another (something middle eastern, probably Hebrew)
4. Fiscal responsibility.
5. To show grace for every insult; to encourage to a fault; to think before I speak; to curb every hasty word that might jeopardize future dealings with people; to build, not burn bridges with my words. This might be a lifetime struggle.
6. To be healthier. I am not going to be crazy and say I need to lose twenty pounds, because I don't--but it certainly wouldn't hurt me or my future if I cultivated more health conscious eating habits and acquired a taste for excersize beyond the obligatory 3-minute trip to the gym. Maybe pilates?
7. To reconnect with old friends, deepen current friendships, a make at least five new friends of whom I can call 'kindred spirits'.
8. To not be afraid of being wrong when it comes to falling more in love, but to learn patience and discernment in identifying love.
I'll go first.
In the new year. . .
*not for starters, but somewhere in there I'd like to come back to the MoFo family more often. I've really missed all of you and the real world can be so lonely. . .
1. Reading my bible more. Y'all say what you will about religion, and y'all can believe what you want. But the thing has been around for forever and I find myself acting in a totally different mindset after reading some scripture (to be all Billy Graham on ya').
2. Read more period.
3. Learn a new language. Well, maybe two; re-learn Spanish and pick up another (something middle eastern, probably Hebrew)
4. Fiscal responsibility.
5. To show grace for every insult; to encourage to a fault; to think before I speak; to curb every hasty word that might jeopardize future dealings with people; to build, not burn bridges with my words. This might be a lifetime struggle.
6. To be healthier. I am not going to be crazy and say I need to lose twenty pounds, because I don't--but it certainly wouldn't hurt me or my future if I cultivated more health conscious eating habits and acquired a taste for excersize beyond the obligatory 3-minute trip to the gym. Maybe pilates?
7. To reconnect with old friends, deepen current friendships, a make at least five new friends of whom I can call 'kindred spirits'.
8. To not be afraid of being wrong when it comes to falling more in love, but to learn patience and discernment in identifying love.
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I am moved by fancies that are curled
Around these images, and cling:
The notion of some infinitely gentle
Infinitely suffering thing.
T.S Eliot, "Preludes"
I am moved by fancies that are curled
Around these images, and cling:
The notion of some infinitely gentle
Infinitely suffering thing.
T.S Eliot, "Preludes"
Last edited by allthatglitters; 12-28-06 at 05:02 AM.