2010 suggestion box
As you may remember, 2008 was the year of selling and buying a house, switching jobs, and having a baby.
2009 turned out the be the year of “oh my hell, I have no idea what I’m doing.”
So, 2010, I’ve got big hopes for you.
I don’t like to set resolutions because as one who fears failure (probably more than I fear death because no one will be disappointed in you if you’re dead — it’s not allowed), I’d be too upset with myself when one inevitably falls through the cracks.
I’ve opted for outlining some suggestions for myself instead. You know, things that would be great if I did, but, hey, no pressure. And they aren’t all self-improvement… some could be classified more like “enjoyment.” Here they be:
Drink more water. Yes, generic. But doable and not at all intimidating. And seriously, guys, I drink way more Diet Coke than is necessary.
Watch more You Tube footage of Freddie Mercury. Because nothing puts me in a better mood.
Invest more in skin care products. I know this seems silly, but I’m almost 30. I think it’s about time I say goodbye to the cheap stuff. My skin isn’t so forgiving anymore.
Let go of some grudges. Some.
Read 1984. Yes, I have never read it. Ross shares in your incredulity.
Use the word “spry” more frequently.
See more movies in the theater.
Get JR involved with some kind of consistent playgroup to help him with the socializing.
Finally start watching Mad Men.
Set aside one Saturday a month to sleep in as late as I want/can.
Ok, now you…
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Aspartame gives you super powers.
Also, if you’re going to drink water, don’t buy truckloads of bottled water. That isn’t nice. Use the tap. D:
More water might help with the skin thing, but I know what you mean. This summer I said bye bye to target skincare because that 3-0 bday is looming.
Hey, I haven’t read 1984, either, lady. Ross, I can feel your “!!!?” from here.
I’m dubbing 2010 as The Year of the Re-Read, so I plan to indulge myself in The Chronicles of Narnia, The Wrinkle in Time series, The Phantom Tollbooth, and the like.
I also have never read 1984. I want to read it. Can I borrow your copy when you’re finished?
I kid you not. You hit 30, and it’s like you paid off your car. Everything starts going to crap. Invest.
ha ha.
so… skincare, yes, a must.
at 24 yrs i decided i couldn’t let this one go. i will give you the best suggestion ever, keihls (vit. C complex = MIRACLE)
i turn the big 3-0 in 2010 too so i read 1984 this year. it is actually a great book. and all the references to it, well after you read it they will make a lot more sence
what a great post.
have a great xmas and a happy new year