In case you haven't already started hunting around for a new agenda planner to purchase for 2011, here are some viable options from Exacompta, the company which owns Clairefontaine and Rhodia:
~Exacompta Journal 21
~Rhodia Weekly Notebook Agenda Planner
~Quo Vadis Ib Traveler Weekly Planner
And now,
My New
+ Blog on a regular basis, perhaps weekly. This should also help me unwind from studying in a semi-productive way
+ Alternately, make time for leisure activities
+ Make time for martial arts; hunt around for a nearby, affordable dojo
+ Get back into meditation. (Deeeeep breath...)
I'm not stupid enough to write, "Excercise on a weekly basis!" or something, because let's face it: Everyone writes that and nobody actually accomplishes it. Come March, the gyms have mostly emptied out. Which is why I resolve to make time for martial arts, instead. I'm hoping that indirectly referring to exercise will result in not jinxing the resolution. Yes, I know I sound crazy. So what else is new? :D
So, what are your new year's resolutions for 2011?
Good luck, lady! I think it's great any time anyone resolves to do anything. It's just re-directing good energy.
ReplyDeleteI have the same New Year's resolution every year for the past number of years. It keeps it simple, and is a basic but ongoing goal:
To think and act more positively.
Thanks very much!
ReplyDeleteA few years ago I started feeling like New Year Resolutions was kind of a pointless concept, in the sense that it doesn't really matter WHEN you start a new resolution as long as you stick to it. That being said, I guess it's a pretty good way of measuring how long you've stuck to something if you start at the beginning of the year.
I probably think too much XD