[QUOTE="Gallion-Beast"]1280x1024 Sorry, had to be done. lol at least go fora 1920x1080 since you already did it. new year's plans and stuff are BS. change cant be forced, you have the entire year to make all the differences and changed you want in your life.
Lose weight Maintain or improve my college GPA Keep my girlfriend through the end of the year Quit smoking if cigarettes go over $5 per pack Complete my collection of Stephen King books (And most importantly) Get my copy of Final Fantasy XIII at 12:01 on March 9th.
I usually just think of it as an opportunity to reflect on how to better myself. For next year I'm going to try to be more honest. That's all it is - a way for people to look inward and see what sort of things about themselves aren't up to par, and make an honest decision to want to improve those things in the next year; it could also just being something you are willing to dedicate yourself to accomplishing.
I usually just think of it as an opportunity to reflect on how to better myself. For next year I'm going to try to be more honest. That's all it is - a way for people to look inward and see what sort of things about themselves aren't up to par, and make an honest decision to want to improve those things in the next year; it could also just being something you are willing to dedicate yourself to accomplishing.
Well, I see bettering yourself. But I don't get the point of the Resolution being a "New Year's one", that is why can't someone make the resolution in March or November or etc?
Well, I see bettering yourself. But I don't get the point of the Resolution being a "New Year's one", that is why can't someone make the resolution in March or November or etc?
whipassmt
I think it's mostly psychological - new year, new beginning, etc.
Gonna try, again, to stop smoking. Really, really, need to for my health this time.btaylor2404
I guess this would be mine as well. I never live up to my New Years resolutions, which is a shame. It seems like ever since it became common knowledge that most people give up on their New Years resolutions, more and more give up on them just to live the tradition.
I don't think I've ever kept a resolution, however...:
I'm trying to stop biting my nails right now, so I'll tack that onto the list. I've been trying for the past month with mixed results. It's better than any attempt so far, so I'll just keep making a concerted effort.
[QUOTE="whipassmt"]Well, I see bettering yourself. But I don't get the point of the Resolution being a "New Year's one", that is why can't someone make the resolution in March or November or etc?
entropyecho
I think it's mostly psychological - new year, new beginning, etc. Maybe. But Why would I make a resolution a week after Christmas. If I wanted to change my life or something, I'de probably start a little further away from Christmas.
I totally forgot about resolutions. Mine would be pretty simple though. Learn more songs on the piano, learn more Japanese, continue getting good grades in college, and hopefully learn how to drive better.
Lose more weight Maintain good grades Get a Girlfriend Lose Virginity Read more books Get a job Wear More color clothing Get Better at playing my piano/bass guitar Double my vocabulary Be more social probably not gonna happen , but learn to dance Take care of my overall appearance alright that should be 12, Ill probably get around to doing at least half of those the rest meh.
Bulk Up , Do Well Next Semester, Get Into A Great College, Ask Out This Beautiful Girl In My Class, Save Up For New Games / New Comp / College, Hope For Less Deaths In My Family, Buy A Keyboard (Piano) and Enjoy Life .........Just a Few
Not really a New Year's resolution, it just happens to be the time I'm starting. I'm going to start developing my new business, start a regular workout schedule, and play with my brand new niece.
Be more social Get the body I always wabted Get through college with a high GPA Improve myself To all around become a better, cooler, fun, person. Most importantly be more responsible.
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