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New Year’s Resolution

June 16th, 2006 by cathy

I’m making a few really really late new year’s resolutions.

I’m going to:
1) try and update this blog more often
2) practice yoga more often
3) DDR more often
4) read more often
5) watch less tv
6) get more organized at work, so that Sally isn’t embarrassed of me
7) learn how to play the guitar (darn you Jason!)
8) learn how to do string tricks (double darn to you Adrienne!)=
9) take more courses at RRLC
10) make new year’s resolutions when I’m supposed to… at the beginning of the year!

I guess I’ve just been in a funk recently. Over the past two days, I’ve deleted about 500-600 books, and there are still more left to delete. I’ve felt really disorganized at work, and I’ve been falling behind on keeping track of my spending. I’m really awful at keeping records, which is appalling. I’m more the freespirited kind of person that goes around with the chicken puppet and the stickers making kids smile. Its really shameful. If they teach courses about time/money management at RRLC, I’ll have to take them. Immediately. Plus, I’ve been thinking about having another kid, and I’m no lightweight anymore. I need to lay off the fancy coffees. Too many calories. Double plus, a librarian that doesn’t have time to read, is like a firefighter with no time to fight fires. Can’t be allowed.
Wow. Time to go to bed. I’m getting too old for this.

BTW. I love driving my new car!

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3 Responses to “New Year’s Resolution”

  1. Clorinda Says:
    June 16th, 2006 at 12:55 am

    Hey lady…I like that we are keeping in touch more. Check out this site when you get a chance (lol): http://www.zaadz.com–Like minded, intelligent, positive people. Also, we should try to do yoga together when we get home. I’ve started a non-wimpy strength training routine and need to incorporate low-impact routines into it. Plus, I like spending time with you. You have a good energy. ;P

  2. V Says:
    June 16th, 2006 at 9:11 pm

    The video game developers I’ve known will all tell you they spend too much time making games to play them. You’re normal 🙂

  3. The Hubby Says:
    June 19th, 2006 at 9:40 am

    I think the phrase is “the shoemaker’s son goes barefoot”… or something like that.

    My favorite example is a guy I worked with once who ran the parts department at the local high-end auto dealership (Mercedes, Porsche, BMW, etc)… he’d know all about the proper maintainence on these cars… but on his old Subaru wagon, he went so long between oil changes that the oil filter got a rust hole in it and started leaking oil!

    Then there’s me, built a theater and barely have time to watch movies.

    Cathy, I suspect you’ll learn guitar soon after Jenny does. 🙂 I shouldn’t talk, I need to pull out the accordion and spend some time working on that, too…