<p>I resolved to get more action in the bedroom, and to become a better gambler, as many trips to Vegas will be in my near, middle, and long term future. Maybe also quit smoking if I cannot find smokes for under $5.50 a pack. TOO expensive!</p>
<p>Hm - if I resolve to continue eating too much of all the wrong things and limit my exercise to the bare minimum necessary to keep the house off the Board of Health’s Most Wanted list, does anyone think I might fail as completely as I have in all the previous years when I’ve resolved to eat better and exercise more?</p>
<p>Maybe I could manage some baby steps: drink more water and take a vitamin every day.</p>
<p>I DO resolve to get the basement cleaned out this year. This may mean I’ll have to dump the husband along with the junk from 1979 to which he is so inexplicably attached.</p>
<p>…clearing out more of the clutter that has accumulated since we have lived in this house–I have become ruthless about throwing things out!! And continuing with the exercise class I started going to a year ago!!</p>
<p>Berurah~Happy Birthday to your D!!! :)As you know, S2’s birthday was yesterday!!! The time is flying by :(</p>
<p>I resolve to get my house “into shape” by addressing all deferred maintenance, from painting to cabinet repairs and then adding something for family fun. I’m thinking pool table, which will mean also cleaning out the garage. (Which means it probably will never happen.) All this is predicated on a much tougher resolve — to start spending more time on myself and what I want to accomplish then on fretting about my sons and every aspect of their present and future lives. Yeah, I’m a worrier. I resolve to lighten up on that.</p>