Happy New Year, everyone! I hope you all had a great time. I know, it’s the 19th. It is nothing like January 1 any more. But frankly, on January 1 I still had holiday parties to go to and friends and family dancing in and out of town to deal with. I like the concept of the new year resolution — but let’s be real. Starting those resolutions AFTER the visitors are completely gone is a heck of a lot easier.
Now that life has settled into some semblance of normalcy, I’m prepared to tackle some of those items that I’ve been delaying. They’re the same stuff that everyone has on their agendas at this time of year: save more money, eat healthier, waste less… I’m an optimist, but I’m also realistic. So, I’m going to tackle them one at a time. Revolutionizing my entire life all at once is more than I can handle, so I’m planning on this resolution thing lasting me in sequence until March or so.
First up? Finances. I know, it’s a hugely major item. I’m sure a series of posts will follow. In the mean time, though, I hope all of your new year’s resolutions are going swimmingly — or, you know, at least make it to February!
