I woke this morning and the first thing Mr S asked me was "Are you making any New Year’s Resolutions?" I gave him a bit of a "blank" look and asked him if I needed too Since I make them every year and always end up not sticking to them, I told him no, I wasn't, as it was pointless. As an afterthought I did make one little one, that was to get more exercise in..but only that one. If I made anymore the list will be very long
I’m very happy to say that I have not made any NY resolutions. The list of things that I should address is simply too overwhelming and my willpower is not up to the task.
The good news is that I survived 2012 with a lot of enjoyment and if I do nothing to change then 2013 should be similar
Happy New Year
"'The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why." - Mark Twain
Just to get through the year doing the best I can for my clients at work. I'm dreading April, when the effects of the UK's Welfare Reform Bill will really start to kick in, and expect a lot more people with problems needing help.
I don't see the point in new years resolutions, I really don't. If I come to a realisation that something needs fixing in my life, I take immediate action. NYRs seem to be a way for people to put off doing something (the amount of time's I've come across people who realise the need to make a change at some point in the year and say "ah well, that can be my new year resolution" is astonishing) and, as a double whammy, only sticking to them for a short time as "Ah well I never stick to my new years resolutions anyway" seems to be a universally accepted excuse!
Since I make them every year and always end up not sticking to them, I told him no, I wasn't, as it was pointless. As an afterthought I did make one little one, that was to get more exercise in..but only that one. If I made anymore the list will be very long 
