Happy new year!

1. gradually reduce the chaos in the house and garden, formerly with storage, latterly with time, work and ambition! If I work really hard I might even be allowed chickens in 2012!
2. pursue the things I really want in life. I feel like I'm not quite where I should be (work/career wise), and I need to continue to push towards where that might be. This year *will* be the year that some serious business begins.
3. up my (crafty) game. A good friend of mine once pointed out that if you're in your comfort zone you're not growing, and so I need to continue to do things that intimidate me. I want to make this the year that I not only solidify my craft skills but push them, get better and learn more.
4. be more thankful. The end of the year made me realise how fortunate I am. I want to make sure that those around me know how much I value them.
Wishing you a wonderful year to come...
Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI've been struggling to find a resolution, too. I can't decide whether I want to change nothing or everything, which is mighty confusing as well as psychologically unsettling. So I'm sticking with trying to listen to myself in the months ahead; a rather dynamic resolution if ever there was one!
I particularly like your third hope; sounds like a good one to me! I look forward to reading more throughout the year!
I like that, hopes, not resolutions. Resolutions can only end in disappointment, hopes are much more realistic and optimistic! Sorry to hear about your sad end of year, hope things are better now
ReplyDeleteClearly orange sainsbury's bags are a better fit with the 'aesthetic' !!!
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