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Stay Ahead of Work Deadlines
Take Care of Self
which includes but is not limited to: sleeping regularly, eating decently, not letting people mess with my head or my heart, and limiting internet time
I'd love to hear your list. And don't worry - if you're having difficulty with resolutions for 2011, you could always generate one.
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Stay Ahead of Work Deadlines
Take Care of Self
which includes but is not limited to: sleeping regularly, eating decently, not letting people mess with my head or my heart, and limiting internet time
I'd love to hear your list. And don't worry - if you're having difficulty with resolutions for 2011, you could always generate one.
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Stay Ahead of Work Deadlines
Take Care of Self
which includes but is not limited to: sleeping regularly, eating decently, not letting people mess with my head or my heart, and limiting internet time
I'd love to hear your list. And don't worry - if you're having difficulty with resolutions for 2011, you could always generate one.
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Stay Ahead of Work Deadlines
Take Care of Self
which includes but is not limited to: sleeping regularly, eating decently, not letting people mess with my head or my heart, and limiting internet time
I'd love to hear your list. And don't worry - if you're having difficulty with resolutions for 2011, you could always generate one.
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Stay Ahead of Work Deadlines
Take Care of Self
which includes but is not limited to: sleeping regularly, eating decently, not letting people mess with my head or my heart, and limiting internet time
I'd love to hear your list. And don't worry - if you're having difficulty with resolutions for 2011, you could always generate one.
*Obviously there were other highlights, such as meeting PJD and Sundance and finding out Colin Winter is still as lovely a person as he was when we were 13. And I know people will point out others and I'll have to add them here so I don't offend anyone because I am just that nice a person.
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1. Gain 20 lbs. Rats, I just missed this mark. But not by much, thanks to Starbucks' return of the salted caramel hot chocolate.
2. Lose patience with my children at least twice a day. Yes, yes, I accomplished this!
3. Set aside time to write and end up whittling it away playing around on Facebook. Yay, I accomplished this as well. Though, sadly, I did write more this year than I ever have before. I will work harder to goof off in 2011.
4. Never respond to emails, inbox messages, or phone messages. If you are one of the lucky people who benefited from this successful resolution of mine, congratulations. And if, by chance, you're one of the poor few to whom I did respond, my condolences.
5. Eat my weight in junk food each day. Sadly, I did not achieve this goal. There's always next year.
6. Read only garbage, like books written by Ann Coulter or people with names that end in "y." Failed in this one, too. I discovered too many fantastic authors, including M.K. Dobson (Native Star), Caragh M. O'Brien (Birthmarked), Sherwood Smith (don't make me choose), Anne Osterlund (Aurelia and Academy 7), and - yep, even a 'y' - Margaret Willey (The 3 Bears and Goldilocks).
7. Blog once a month. Never mention Stephen Parrish. By all accounts, I failed this, you know, 'cause of that whole release-date party for Parrish's debut novel Tavernier Stones and all. Damn. I wonder if Murphy's law is somehow active in this? Okay, in 2011, I'm gonna have to never mention Brendan Fraser.
8. Wait until 2011 to read the third Hunger Games novel and the third Kristin Cashore novel. Ignore Quencher, Plum Blossoms in Paris, The Tavernier Stones and Paranormalcy altogether. I don't think the third Kristin Cashore novel is out, so I completed that resolution successfully! Fortunately, I also haven't yet read Quencher, due to my delicate constitution and fear of lusting after its author even more. And of all the titles mentioned, the one I should foist upon you is Paranormalcy. Words cannot describe its amazingness, but come on. Any book with a pink stun gun is sure to be a huge success - and that's just what Paranormalcy is.
9. Refuse to have dinner with Brendan Fraser when he discovers my winning Clarity of Night entry. I took second place in July's CoN contest, and received a note from Brendan's assistant that he's waiting for me to take first. Jason, help me out here.
10. Lose any interest in finding a cure for autism, or even i
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1. Gain 20 lbs. Rats, I just missed this mark. But not by much, thanks to Starbucks' return of the salted caramel hot chocolate.
2. Lose patience with my children at least twice a day. Yes, yes, I accomplished this!
3. Set aside time to write and end up whittling it away playing around on Facebook. Yay, I accomplished this as well. Though, sadly, I did write more this year than I ever have before. I will work harder to goof off in 2011.
4. Never respond to emails, inbox messages, or phone messages. If you are one of the lucky people who benefited from this successful resolution of mine, congratulations. And if, by chance, you're one of the poor few to whom I did respond, my condolences.
5. Eat my weight in junk food each day. Sadly, I did not achieve this goal. There's always next year.
6. Read only garbage, like books written by Ann Coulter or people with names that end in "y." Failed in this one, too. I discovered too many fantastic authors, including M.K. Dobson (Native Star), Caragh M. O'Brien (Birthmarked), Sherwood Smith (don't make me choose), Anne Osterlund (Aurelia and Academy 7), and - yep, even a 'y' - Margaret Willey (The 3 Bears and Goldilocks).
7. Blog once a month. Never mention Stephen Parrish. By all accounts, I failed this, you know, 'cause of that whole release-date party for Parrish's debut novel Tavernier Stones and all. Damn. I wonder if Murphy's law is somehow active in this? Okay, in 2011, I'm gonna have to never mention Brendan Fraser.
8. Wait until 2011 to read the third Hunger Games novel and the third Kristin Cashore novel. Ignore Quencher, Plum Blossoms in Paris, The Tavernier Stones and Paranormalcy altogether. I don't think the third Kristin Cashore novel is out, so I completed that resolution successfully! Fortunately, I also haven't yet read Quencher, due to my delicate constitution and fear of lusting after its author even more. And of all the titles mentioned, the one I should foist upon you is Paranormalcy. Words cannot describe its amazingness, but come on. Any book with a pink stun gun is sure to be a huge success - and that's just what Paranormalcy is.
9. Refuse to have dinner with Brendan Fraser when he discovers my winning Clarity of Night entry. I took second place in July's CoN contest, and received a note from Brendan's assistant that he's waiting for me to take first. Jason, help me out here.
10. Lose any in
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1. Gain 20 lbs. Rats, I just missed this mark. But not by much, thanks to Starbucks' return of the salted caramel hot chocolate.
2. Lose patience with my children at least twice a day. Yes, yes, I accomplished this!
3. Set aside time to write and end up whittling it away playing around on Facebook. Yay, I accomplished this as well. Though, sadly, I did write more this year than I ever have before. I will work harder to goof off in 2011.
4. Never respond to emails, inbox messages, or phone messages. If you are one of the lucky people who benefited from this successful resolution of mine, congratulations. And if, by chance, you're one of the poor few to whom I did respond, my condolences.
5. Eat my weight in junk food each day. Sadly, I did not achieve this goal. There's always next year.
6. Read only garbage, like books written by Ann Coulter or people with names that end in "y." Failed in this one, too. I discovered too many fantastic authors, including M.K. Dobson (Native Star), Caragh M. O'Brien (Birthmarked), Sherwood Smith (don't make me choose), Anne Osterlund (Aurelia and Academy 7), and - yep, even a 'y' - Margaret Willey (The 3 Bears and Goldilocks).
7. Blog once a month. Never mention Stephen Parrish. By all accounts, I failed this, you know, 'cause of that whole release-date party for Parrish's debut novel Tavernier Stones and all. Damn. I wonder if Murphy's law is somehow active in this? Okay, in 2011, I'm gonna have to never mention Brendan Fraser.
8. Wait until 2011 to read the third Hunger Games novel and the third Kristin Cashore novel. Ignore Quencher, Plum Blossoms in Paris, The Tavernier Stones and Paranormalcy altogether. I don't think the third Kristin Cashore novel is out, so I completed that resolution successfully! Fortunately, I also haven't yet read Quencher, due to my delicate constitution and fear of lusting after its author even more. And of all the titles mentioned, the one I should foist upon you is Paranormalcy. Words cannot describe its amazingness, but come on. Any book with a pink stun gun is sure to be a huge success - and that's just what Paranormalcy is.
9. Refuse to have dinner with Brendan Fraser when he discovers my winning Clarity of Night entry. I took second place in July's CoN contest, and received a note from Brendan's assistant that he's waiting for me to take first. Jason, help me out here.
10. Lose any interest in finding a cure for autism, or even in finding coping mechanisms to help those children and th
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1. Gain 20 lbs. Rats, I just missed this mark. But not by much, thanks to Starbucks' return of the salted caramel hot chocolate.
2. Lose patience with my children at least twice a day. Yes, yes, I accomplished this!
3. Set aside time to write and end up whittling it away playing around on Facebook. Yay, I accomplished this as well. Though, sadly, I did write more this year than I ever have before. I will work harder to goof off in 2011.
4. Never respond to emails, inbox messages, or phone messages. If you are one of the lucky people who benefited from this successful resolution of mine, congratulations. And if, by chance, you're one of the poor few to whom I did respond, my condolences.
5. Eat my weight in junk food each day. Sadly, I did not achieve this goal. There's always next year.
6. Read only garbage, like books written by Ann Coulter or people with names that end in "y." Failed in this one, too. I discovered too many fantastic authors, including M.K. Dobson (Native Star), Caragh M. O'Brien (Birthmarked), Sherwood Smith (don't make me choose), Anne Osterlund (Aurelia and Academy 7), and - yep, even a 'y' - Margaret Willey (The 3 Bears and Goldilocks).
7. Blog once a month. Never mention Stephen Parrish. By all accounts, I failed this, you know, 'cause of that whole release-date party for Parrish's debut novel Tavernier Stones and all. Damn. I wonder if Murphy's law is somehow active in this? Okay, in 2011, I'm gonna have to never mention Brendan Fraser.
8. Wait until 2011 to read the third Hunger Games novel and the third Kristin Cashore novel. Ignore Quencher, Plum Blossoms in Paris, The Tavernier Stones and Paranormalcy altogether. I don't think the third Kristin Cashore novel is out, so I completed that resolution successfully! Fortunately, I also haven't yet read Quencher, due to my delicate constitution and fear of lusting after its author even more. And of all the titles mentioned, the one I should foist upon you is Paranormalcy. Words cannot describe its amazingness, but come on. Any book with a pink stun gun is sure to be a huge success - and that's just what Paranormalcy is.
9. Refuse to have dinner with Brendan Fraser when he discovers my winning Clarity of Night entry. I took second place in July's CoN contest, and received a note from Brendan's assistant that he's waiting for me to take first. Jason, help me out here.
10. Lose any in
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1. Gain 20 lbs. Rats, I just missed this mark. But not by much, thanks to Starbucks' return of the salted caramel hot chocolate.
2. Lose patience with my children at least twice a day. Yes, yes, I accomplished this!
3. Set aside time to write and end up whittling it away playing around on Facebook. Yay, I accomplished this as well. Though, sadly, I did write more this year than I ever have before. I will work harder to goof off in 2011.
4. Never respond to emails, inbox messages, or phone messages. If you are one of the lucky people who benefited from this successful resolution of mine, congratulations. And if, by chance, you're one of the poor few to whom I did respond, my condolences.
5. Eat my weight in junk food each day. Sadly, I did not achieve this goal. There's always next year.
6. Read only garbage, like books written by Ann Coulter or people with names that end in "y." Failed in this one, too. I discovered too many fantastic authors, including M.K. Dobson (Native Star), Caragh M. O'Brien (Birthmarked), Sherwood Smith (don't make me choose), Anne Osterlund (Aurelia and Academy 7), and - yep, even a 'y' - Margaret Willey (The 3 Bears and Goldilocks).
7. Blog once a month. Never mention Stephen Parrish. By all accounts, I failed this, you know, 'cause of that whole release-date party for Parrish's debut novel Tavernier Stones and all. Damn. I wonder if Murphy's law is somehow active in this? Okay, in 2011, I'm gonna have to never mention Brendan Fraser.
8. Wait until 2011 to read the third Hunger Games novel and the third Kristin Cashore novel. Ignore Quencher, Plum Blossoms in Paris, The Tavernier Stones and Paranormalcy altogether. I don't think the third Kristin Cashore novel is out, so I completed that resolution successfully! Fortunately, I also haven't yet read Quencher, due to my delicate constitution and fear of lusting after its author even more. And of all the titles mentioned, the one I should foist upon you is Paranormalcy. Words cannot describe its amazingness, but come on. Any book with a pink stun gun is sure to be a huge success - and that's just what Paranormalcy is.
9. Refuse to have dinner with Brendan Fraser when he discovers my winning Clarity of Night entry. I took second place in July's CoN contest, and received a note from Brendan's assistant that he's waiting for me to take first. Jason, help me out here.
10. Lose any interest in finding a cure for autism, or even in finding coping mechanisms to help those children and their parents. I'm gonna say I failed this one, too, because I spent much of the year researching and developing a plan for ministry with special needs children, as well as losing my heart to a 4-yr-old from California who has Down's Syndrome.
How'd you do on your 2010 resolutions?
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ANSWERS to this quiz
1. The Little Mermaid
2. The Lion King
3. Beauty and the Beast
4. Alice in Wonderland
5. Robin Hood
6. Finding Nemo
7. Tangled
8. Lilo and Stitch
9. Mary Poppins
10. Cars
2. The Lion King
3. Beauty and the Beast
4. Alice in Wonderland
5. Robin Hood
6. Finding Nemo
7. Tangled
8. Lilo and Stitch
9. Mary Poppins
10. Cars
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ANSWERS to this quiz
1. The Little Mermaid
2. The Lion King
3. Beauty and the Beast
4. Alice in Wonderland
5. Robin Hood
6. Finding Nemo
7. Tangled
8. Lilo and Stitch
9. Mary Poppins
10. Cars
2. The Lion King
3. Beauty and the Beast
4. Alice in Wonderland
5. Robin Hood
6. Finding Nemo
7. Tangled
8. Lilo and Stitch
9. Mary Poppins
10. Cars
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1. The Black Cauldron
2. Cars
3. Tangled
4. Alice in Wonderland
5. Meet the Robinsons
6. Enchanted
7. The Great Mouse Detective
8. Lilo and Stitch
9. The Lion King
10. Ella Enchanted
2. Cars
3. Tangled
4. Alice in Wonderland
5. Meet the Robinsons
6. Enchanted
7. The Great Mouse Detective
8. Lilo and Stitch
9. The Lion King
10. Ella Enchanted
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1. The Black Cauldron
2. Cars
3. Tangled
4. Alice in Wonderland
5. Meet the Robinsons
6. Enchanted
7. The Great Mouse Detective
8. Lilo and Stitch
9. The Lion King
10. Ella Enchanted
2. Cars
3. Tangled
4. Alice in Wonderland
5. Meet the Robinsons
6. Enchanted
7. The Great Mouse Detective
8. Lilo and Stitch
9. The Lion King
10. Ella Enchanted
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all right, for non-fanatic Disney people
(this one's for you real fanatics)
What movies are these quotes from?
1. "I just don't see how a world that makes such wonderful things could be bad."
2. "Hakuna Matata."
3. "Gaston, you are positively primeval."
4. "YOUR way? All ways here are the QUEEN'S ways."
5. "Oodelally!"
6. "Just keep swimming."
7. "Frying pans! Who knew, right?"
8. "Ohana means family. And family means nobody gets left behind. Or forgotten."
9. "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious."
10. " I am a precisional instrument of speed and aeromatics."
2. "Hakuna Matata."
3. "Gaston, you are positively primeval."
4. "YOUR way? All ways here are the QUEEN'S ways."
5. "Oodelally!"
6. "Just keep swimming."
7. "Frying pans! Who knew, right?"
8. "Ohana means family. And family means nobody gets left behind. Or forgotten."
9. "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious."
10. " I am a precisional instrument of speed and aeromatics."
answers will be posted Monday!
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all right, for non-fanatic Disney people
(this one's for you real fanatics)
What movies are these quotes from?
1. "I just don't see how a world that makes such wonderful things could be bad."
2. "Hakuna Matata."
3. "Gaston, you are positively primeval."
4. "YOUR way? All ways here are the QUEEN'S ways."
5. "Oodelally!"
6. "Just keep swimming."
7. "Frying pans! Who knew, right?"
8. "Ohana means family. And family means nobody gets left behind. Or forgotten."
9. "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious."
10. " I am a precisional instrument of speed and aeromatics."
2. "Hakuna Matata."
3. "Gaston, you are positively primeval."
4. "YOUR way? All ways here are the QUEEN'S ways."
5. "Oodelally!"
6. "Just keep swimming."
7. "Frying pans! Who knew, right?"
8. "Ohana means family. And family means nobody gets left behind. Or forgotten."
9. "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious."
10. " I am a precisional instrument of speed and aeromatics."
answers will be posted Monday!
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this is not a contest, it's all in good sport, so don't cheat - just have fun!
Answers might come from any movie under the Disney umbrella:
Miyazaki, Pixar, Miramax, Walt Disney Studios
What movies are these quotes from?
Miyazaki, Pixar, Miramax, Walt Disney Studios
What movies are these quotes from?
1. "Munchings and crunchings in here somewhere."
2. "I create feelings in others that they themselves don't understand."
3. "You broke my smolder."
4. "'Mustard! Mustard? Don't let's be silly."
5. "Just a little tip for the future, I am always right. Even when I'm wrong, I'm right. "
6. "Is this a habit of yours? Falling off of stuff? "
7. "Ratigan, no one can have a higher opinion of you than I have, and I think you're a slimy, contemptible sewer rat!"
8. "Pudge controls the weather."
9. "Well, as far as brains go, I got the lion's share. But, when it comes to brute strength... I'm afraid I'm at the shallow end of the gene pool."
10. "I wonder if my opponent is basing her opinion on the Prince's politics or how cute she thinks his butt is?"
2. "I create feelings in others that they themselves don't understand."
3. "You broke my smolder."
4. "'Mustard! Mustard? Don't let's be silly."
5. "Just a little tip for the future, I am always right. Even when I'm wrong, I'm right. "
6. "Is this a habit of yours? Falling off of stuff? "
7. "Ratigan, no one can have a higher opinion of you than I have, and I think you're a slimy, contemptible sewer rat!"
8. "Pudge controls the weather."
9. "Well, as far as brains go, I got the lion's share. But, when it comes to brute strength... I'm afraid I'm at the shallow end of the gene pool."
10. "I wonder if my opponent is basing her opinion on the Prince's politics or how cute she thinks his butt is?"
answers will be posted Monday!
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this is not a contest, it's all in good sport, so don't cheat - just have fun!
Answers might come from any movie under the Disney umbrella:
Miyazaki, Pixar, Miramax, Walt Disney Studios
What movies are these quotes from?
Miyazaki, Pixar, Miramax, Walt Disney Studios
What movies are these quotes from?
1. "Munchings and crunchings in here somewhere."
2. "I create feelings in others that they themselves don't understand. "
3. "You broke my smolder."
4. "'Mustard! Mustard? Don't let's be silly."
5. "Just a little tip for the future, I am always right. Even when I'm wrong, I'm right. "
6. "Is this a habit of yours? Falling off of stuff? "
7. "Ratigan, no one can have a higher opinion of you than I have, and I think you're a slimy, contemptible sewer rat! "
8. "Pudge controls the weather."
9. "Well, as far as brains go, I got the lion's share. But, when it comes to brute strength... I'm afraid I'm at the shallow end of the gene pool."
10. "I wonder if my opponent is basing her opinion on the Prince's politics or how cute she thinks his butt is? "
2. "I create feelings in others that they themselves don't understand. "
3. "You broke my smolder."
4. "'Mustard! Mustard? Don't let's be silly."
5. "Just a little tip for the future, I am always right. Even when I'm wrong, I'm right. "
6. "Is this a habit of yours? Falling off of stuff? "
7. "Ratigan, no one can have a higher opinion of you than I have, and I think you're a slimy, contemptible sewer rat! "
8. "Pudge controls the weather."
9. "Well, as far as brains go, I got the lion's share. But, when it comes to brute strength... I'm afraid I'm at the shallow end of the gene pool."
10. "I wonder if my opponent is basing her opinion on the Prince's politics or how cute she thinks his butt is? "
answers will be posted Monday!
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Unlike the list I made last year, my list of New Year's resolutions for 2011 is a serious look at growing more authentically into myself. Other than the birth of my niece,* 2010 was a year in which I felt - well, lost - more often than not. I'm hoping to refocus in 2011.
AERIN'S 2011 RESOLUTIONS
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Stay Ahead of Work Deadlines
Cry for No More than a Week When Bug Starts Kindergarten (in August)
Finish Valentine MS
Take Care of Self
which includes but is not limited to: sleeping regularly, eating decently, not letting people mess with my head or my heart, and limiting internet time
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| the first pastor who mentored me in seminary was a Healing Touch practitioner; i need to remember those lessons |
Establish a Daily Routine
that includes 750words.com,
weight training (even 5 minutes),
and keeping in touch with at least one friend a day
weight training (even 5 minutes),
and keeping in touch with at least one friend a day
I'd love to hear your list. And don't worry - if you're having difficulty with resolutions for 2011, you could always generate one.
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Unlike the list I made last year, my list of New Year's resolutions for 2011 is a serious look at growing more authentically into myself. Other than the birth of my niece,* 2010 was a year in which I felt - well, lost - more often than not. I'm hoping to refocus in 2011.
AERIN'S 2011 RESOLUTIONS
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Stay Ahead of Work Deadlines
Cry for No More than a Week When Bug Starts Kindergarten (in August)
Finish Valentine MS
Take Care of Self
which includes but is not limited to: sleeping regularly, eating decently, not letting people mess with my head or my heart, and limiting internet time
|
| the first pastor who mentored me in seminary was a Healing Touch practitioner; i need to remember those lessons |
Establish a Daily Routine
that includes 750words.com,
weight training (even 5 minutes),
and keeping in touch with at least one friend a day
weight training (even 5 minutes),
and keeping in touch with at least one friend a day
I'd love to hear your list. And don't worry - if you're having difficulty with resolutions for 2011, you could always generate one.
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Unlike the list I made last year, my list of New Year's resolutions for 2011 is a serious look at growing more authentically into myself. Other than the birth of my niece,* 2010 was a year in which I felt - well, lost - more often than not. I'm hoping to refocus in 2011.
AERIN'S 2011 RESOLUTIONS
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| from ehow.com |
Stay Ahead of Work Deadlines
Cry for No More than a Week When Bug Starts Kindergarten (in August)
Finish Valentine MS
Take Care of Self
which includes but is not limited to: sleeping regularly, eating decently, not letting people mess with my head or my heart, and limiting internet time
|
| the first pastor who mentored me in seminary was a Healing Touch practitioner; i need to remember those lessons |
Establish a Daily Routine
that includes 750words.com,
weight training (even 5 minutes),
and keeping in touch with at least one friend a day
weight training (even 5 minutes),
and keeping in touch with at least one friend a day
I'd love to hear your list. And don't worry - if you're having difficulty with resolutions for 2011, you could always generate one.
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By: Aerin,
on 1/1/2011
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Unlike the list I made last year, my list of New Year's resolutions for 2011 is a serious look at growing more authentically into myself. Other than the birth of my niece,* 2010 was a year in which I felt - well, lost - more often than not. I'm hoping to refocus in 2011.
AERIN'S 2011 RESOLUTIONS
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| from ehow.com |
Stay Ahead of Work Deadlines
Cry for No More than a Week When Bug Starts Kindergarten (in August)
Finish Valentine MS
Take Care of Self
which includes but is not limited to: sleeping regularly, eating decently, not letting people mess with my head or my heart, and limiting internet time
|
| the first pastor who mentored me in seminary was a Healing Touch practitioner; i need to remember those lessons |
Establish a Daily Routine
that includes 750words.com,
weight training (even 5 minutes),
and keeping in touch with at least one friend a day
weight training (even 5 minutes),
and keeping in touch with at least one friend a day
I'd love to hear your list. And don't worry - if you're having difficulty with resolutions for 2011, you could always generate one.
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By: Aerin,
on 1/1/2011
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Unlike the list I made last year, my list of New Year's resolutions for 2011 is a serious look at growing more authentically into myself. Other than the birth of my niece,* 2010 was a year in which I felt - well, lost - more often than not. I'm hoping to refocus in 2011.
AERIN'S 2011 RESOLUTIONS
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| from ehow.com |
Stay Ahead of Work Deadlines
Cry for No More than a Week When Bug Starts Kindergarten (in August)
Finish Valentine MS
Take Care of Self
which includes but is not limited to: sleeping regularly, eating decently, not letting people mess with my head or my heart, and limiting internet time
|
| the first pastor who mentored me in seminary was a Healing Touch practitioner; i need to remember those lessons |
Establish a Daily Routine
that includes 750words.com,
weight training (even 5 minutes),
and keeping in touch with at least one friend a day
weight training (even 5 minutes),
and keeping in touch with at least one friend a day
I'd love to hear your list. And don't worry - if you're having difficulty with resolutions for 2011, you could always generate one.
*Obviously there were other highlights, such as meeting PJD and Sundance and finding out Colin Winter is still as lovely a person as he was when we were 13. And I know people will point out others and I'll have to add them here so I don't offend anyone because I am just that nice a person.
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Last January, I made some resolutions. Sort of. Let's see how I did.
1. Gain 20 lbs. Rats, I just missed this mark. But not by much, thanks to Starbucks' return of the salted caramel hot chocolate.
2. Lose patience with my children at least twice a day. Yes, yes, I accomplished this!
3. Set aside time to write and end up whittling it away playing around on Facebook. Yay, I accomplished this as well. Though, sadly, I did write more this year than I ever have before. I will work harder to goof off in 2011.
4. Never respond to emails, inbox messages, or phone messages. If you are one of the lucky people who benefited from this successful resolution of mine, congratulations. And if, by chance, you're one of the poor few to whom I did respond, my condolences.
5. Eat my weight in junk food each day. Sadly, I did not achieve this goal. There's always next year.
6. Read only garbage, like books written by Ann Coulter or people with names that end in "y." Failed in this one, too. I discovered too many fantastic authors, including M.K. Dobson (Native Star), Caragh M. O'Brien (Birthmarked), Sherwood Smith (don't make me choose), Anne Osterlund (Aurelia and Academy 7), and - yep, even a 'y' - Margaret Willey (The 3 Bears and Goldilocks).
7. Blog once a month. Never mention Stephen Parrish. By all accounts, I failed this, you know, 'cause of that whole release-date party for Parrish's debut novel Tavernier Stones and all. Damn. I wonder if Murphy's law is somehow active in this? Okay, in 2011, I'm gonna have to never mention Brendan Fraser.
8. Wait until 2011 to read the third Hunger Games novel and the third Kristin Cashore novel. Ignore Quencher, Plum Blossoms in Paris, The Tavernier Stones and Paranormalcy altogether. I don't think the third Kristin Cashore novel is out, so I completed that resolution successfully! Fortunately, I also haven't yet read Quencher, due to my delicate constitution and fear of lusting after its author even more. And of all the titles mentioned, the one I should foist upon you is Paranormalcy. Words cannot describe its amazingness, but come on. Any book with a pink stun gun is sure to be a huge success - and that's just what Paranormalcy is.
9. Refuse to have dinner with Brendan Fraser when he discovers my winning Clarity of Night entry. I took second place in July's CoN contest, and received a note from Brendan's assistant that he's waiting for me to take first. Jason, help me out here.
10. Lose any interest in finding a cure for autism, or even i
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Last January, I made some resolutions. Sort of. Let's see how I did.
1. Gain 20 lbs. Rats, I just missed this mark. But not by much, thanks to Starbucks' return of the salted caramel hot chocolate.
2. Lose patience with my children at least twice a day. Yes, yes, I accomplished this!
3. Set aside time to write and end up whittling it away playing around on Facebook. Yay, I accomplished this as well. Though, sadly, I did write more this year than I ever have before. I will work harder to goof off in 2011.
4. Never respond to emails, inbox messages, or phone messages. If you are one of the lucky people who benefited from this successful resolution of mine, congratulations. And if, by chance, you're one of the poor few to whom I did respond, my condolences.
5. Eat my weight in junk food each day. Sadly, I did not achieve this goal. There's always next year.
6. Read only garbage, like books written by Ann Coulter or people with names that end in "y." Failed in this one, too. I discovered too many fantastic authors, including M.K. Dobson (Native Star), Caragh M. O'Brien (Birthmarked), Sherwood Smith (don't make me choose), Anne Osterlund (Aurelia and Academy 7), and - yep, even a 'y' - Margaret Willey (The 3 Bears and Goldilocks).
7. Blog once a month. Never mention Stephen Parrish. By all accounts, I failed this, you know, 'cause of that whole release-date party for Parrish's debut novel Tavernier Stones and all. Damn. I wonder if Murphy's law is somehow active in this? Okay, in 2011, I'm gonna have to never mention Brendan Fraser.
8. Wait until 2011 to read the third Hunger Games novel and the third Kristin Cashore novel. Ignore Quencher, Plum Blossoms in Paris, The Tavernier Stones and Paranormalcy altogether. I don't think the third Kristin Cashore novel is out, so I completed that resolution successfully! Fortunately, I also haven't yet read Quencher, due to my delicate constitution and fear of lusting after its author even more. And of all the titles mentioned, the one I should foist upon you is Paranormalcy. Words cannot describe its amazingness, but come on. Any book with a pink stun gun is sure to be a huge success - and that's just what Paranormalcy is.
9. Refuse to have dinner with Brendan Fraser when he discovers my winning Clarity of Night entry. I took second place in July's CoN contest, and received a note from Brendan's assistant that he's waiting for me to take first. Jason, help me out here.
10. Lose any in
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Last January, I made some resolutions. Sort of. Let's see how I did.
1. Gain 20 lbs. Rats, I just missed this mark. But not by much, thanks to Starbucks' return of the salted caramel hot chocolate.
2. Lose patience with my children at least twice a day. Yes, yes, I accomplished this!
3. Set aside time to write and end up whittling it away playing around on Facebook. Yay, I accomplished this as well. Though, sadly, I did write more this year than I ever have before. I will work harder to goof off in 2011.
4. Never respond to emails, inbox messages, or phone messages. If you are one of the lucky people who benefited from this successful resolution of mine, congratulations. And if, by chance, you're one of the poor few to whom I did respond, my condolences.
5. Eat my weight in junk food each day. Sadly, I did not achieve this goal. There's always next year.
6. Read only garbage, like books written by Ann Coulter or people with names that end in "y." Failed in this one, too. I discovered too many fantastic authors, including M.K. Dobson (Native Star), Caragh M. O'Brien (Birthmarked), Sherwood Smith (don't make me choose), Anne Osterlund (Aurelia and Academy 7), and - yep, even a 'y' - Margaret Willey (The 3 Bears and Goldilocks).
7. Blog once a month. Never mention Stephen Parrish. By all accounts, I failed this, you know, 'cause of that whole release-date party for Parrish's debut novel Tavernier Stones and all. Damn. I wonder if Murphy's law is somehow active in this? Okay, in 2011, I'm gonna have to never mention Brendan Fraser.
8. Wait until 2011 to read the third Hunger Games novel and the third Kristin Cashore novel. Ignore Quencher, Plum Blossoms in Paris, The Tavernier Stones and Paranormalcy altogether. I don't think the third Kristin Cashore novel is out, so I completed that resolution successfully! Fortunately, I also haven't yet read Quencher, due to my delicate constitution and fear of lusting after its author even more. And of all the titles mentioned, the one I should foist upon you is Paranormalcy. Words cannot describe its amazingness, but come on. Any book with a pink stun gun is sure to be a huge success - and that's just what Paranormalcy is.
9. Refuse to have dinner with Brendan Fraser when he discovers my winning Clarity of Night entry. I took second place in July's CoN contest, and received a note from Brendan's assistant that he's waiting for me to take first. Jason, help me out here.
10. Lose any interest in finding a cure for autism, or even in finding coping mechanisms to help those children and th
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Last January, I made some resolutions. Sort of. Let's see how I did.
1. Gain 20 lbs. Rats, I just missed this mark. But not by much, thanks to Starbucks' return of the salted caramel hot chocolate.
2. Lose patience with my children at least twice a day. Yes, yes, I accomplished this!
3. Set aside time to write and end up whittling it away playing around on Facebook. Yay, I accomplished this as well. Though, sadly, I did write more this year than I ever have before. I will work harder to goof off in 2011.
4. Never respond to emails, inbox messages, or phone messages. If you are one of the lucky people who benefited from this successful resolution of mine, congratulations. And if, by chance, you're one of the poor few to whom I did respond, my condolences.
5. Eat my weight in junk food each day. Sadly, I did not achieve this goal. There's always next year.
6. Read only garbage, like books written by Ann Coulter or people with names that end in "y." Failed in this one, too. I discovered too many fantastic authors, including M.K. Dobson (Native Star), Caragh M. O'Brien (Birthmarked), Sherwood Smith (don't make me choose), Anne Osterlund (Aurelia and Academy 7), and - yep, even a 'y' - Margaret Willey (The 3 Bears and Goldilocks).
7. Blog once a month. Never mention Stephen Parrish. By all accounts, I failed this, you know, 'cause of that whole release-date party for Parrish's debut novel Tavernier Stones and all. Damn. I wonder if Murphy's law is somehow active in this? Okay, in 2011, I'm gonna have to never mention Brendan Fraser.
8. Wait until 2011 to read the third Hunger Games novel and the third Kristin Cashore novel. Ignore Quencher, Plum Blossoms in Paris, The Tavernier Stones and Paranormalcy altogether. I don't think the third Kristin Cashore novel is out, so I completed that resolution successfully! Fortunately, I also haven't yet read Quencher, due to my delicate constitution and fear of lusting after its author even more. And of all the titles mentioned, the one I should foist upon you is Paranormalcy. Words cannot describe its amazingness, but come on. Any book with a pink stun gun is sure to be a huge success - and that's just what Paranormalcy is.
9. Refuse to have dinner with Brendan Fraser when he discovers my winning Clarity of Night entry. I took second place in July's CoN contest, and received a note from Brendan's assistant that he's waiting for me to take first. Jason, help me out here.
10. Lose any in
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Last January, I made some resolutions. Sort of. Let's see how I did.
1. Gain 20 lbs. Rats, I just missed this mark. But not by much, thanks to Starbucks' return of the salted caramel hot chocolate.
2. Lose patience with my children at least twice a day. Yes, yes, I accomplished this!
3. Set aside time to write and end up whittling it away playing around on Facebook. Yay, I accomplished this as well. Though, sadly, I did write more this year than I ever have before. I will work harder to goof off in 2011.
4. Never respond to emails, inbox messages, or phone messages. If you are one of the lucky people who benefited from this successful resolution of mine, congratulations. And if, by chance, you're one of the poor few to whom I did respond, my condolences.
5. Eat my weight in junk food each day. Sadly, I did not achieve this goal. There's always next year.
6. Read only garbage, like books written by Ann Coulter or people with names that end in "y." Failed in this one, too. I discovered too many fantastic authors, including M.K. Dobson (Native Star), Caragh M. O'Brien (Birthmarked), Sherwood Smith (don't make me choose), Anne Osterlund (Aurelia and Academy 7), and - yep, even a 'y' - Margaret Willey (The 3 Bears and Goldilocks).
7. Blog once a month. Never mention Stephen Parrish. By all accounts, I failed this, you know, 'cause of that whole release-date party for Parrish's debut novel Tavernier Stones and all. Damn. I wonder if Murphy's law is somehow active in this? Okay, in 2011, I'm gonna have to never mention Brendan Fraser.
8. Wait until 2011 to read the third Hunger Games novel and the third Kristin Cashore novel. Ignore Quencher, Plum Blossoms in Paris, The Tavernier Stones and Paranormalcy altogether. I don't think the third Kristin Cashore novel is out, so I completed that resolution successfully! Fortunately, I also haven't yet read Quencher, due to my delicate constitution and fear of lusting after its author even more. And of all the titles mentioned, the one I should foist upon you is Paranormalcy. Words cannot describe its amazingness, but come on. Any book with a pink stun gun is sure to be a huge success - and that's just what Paranormalcy is.
9. Refuse to have dinner with Brendan Fraser when he discovers my winning Clarity of Night entry. I took second place in July's CoN contest, and received a note from Brendan's assistant that he's waiting for me to take first. Jason, help me out here.
10. Lose any interest in finding a cure for autism, or even in finding coping mechanisms to help those children and their parents. I'm gonna say I failed this one, too, because I spent much of the year researching and developing a plan for ministry with special needs children, as well as losing my heart to a 4-yr-old from California who has Down's Syndrome.
How'd you do on your 2010 resolutions?
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