You may have noticed that I didn’t do a post in May for my Resolution Experiment. I took the month off. I’ve been going though a lot of trouble with the problems in school and I decided that my best course of action was to drop some non-necessary endeavors. That doesn’t mean, however, that I’ve given up on my New Year’s Revolution.
June’s resolution, for instance, is to enjoy my last days as a high school student. It may seem silly, but I won’t regret this.
Yesterday’s April post was my April Fool’s day joke. If you didn’t realize that, shame on you. Do you really think I’d post cute pictures of stuff for a month straight? That’s what Cute with Chris is for.
Continuing my Resolution Experiment, this month involves calling it quits. No, I’m not going to get rid of any responsibilities. I simply vow to stop working each night at 10 p.m., if possible. I think this will motive me to get my work (and play) done early and get more sleep. And yes, I’ll see what I can do about my Twitter addiction. I may have to adjust the time at some point, but that’s okay. Remember, it’s the effort that counts.
Again, you’re welcome to join me.
I’ve pinpointed the basic premise of my resolution experiment for February. I’m going to drink more water, eat smaller portions of meals, and exercise daily. I feel that these three things are doable – and even fun.
Here goes.
For January, I vowed not to talk about people behind their backs. For the most part, it worked. I completely recommend everyone to try this out. You’ll feel better about yourself.
So far, so good. My January resolution is to curtail negative commentary about others behind their backs and elsewhere. Although it sounds trivial and lame, I just feel better so far. Anyone have any resolutions of their own that they’d like to share?
Tell me you haven’t given up already. If you have, you owe it to yourself to try again. A resolution is an effort, not a take-all commitment.
Happy New Year, everyone!
To start off this new year, my January resolution is to modify a behavior I have. It’s not a dominant trait in my life, but it happens enough to bother me. I aim to not talk negatively about people behind their backs.
I recognize that it’s necessary to talk about people while they are not present, but I specifically resolve to not criticize anyone gratuitously.