View Full Version : Do you still make New Year's Resolutions?
canuckkidd 12-28-2006, 02:40 PM Does anybody still make New Years Resolutions? If so, what are your New Year's Resolution's?
Many people I know always seem to make resolutions they cannot keep. The most common being I plan on getting a gym membership and losing x amount of pounds.
My resolution for this year is to be more patient in traffic and with others who are doing things that get on my nerves. :)
tdf4077 12-28-2006, 03:44 PM Well, I have two: Lose weight (everyone says that) and lose the dead weight husband I've been living with lol!! :)
Brad Russ 12-28-2006, 04:05 PM I made one last year, andI guess technically it came true. At the beginning of the year, I weighed 160 pounds, and wanted to lose 10. Well, at the beginning of 2006, that didn't quite work out, and I actually gained 10 pounds. But, at the end of 2006 I lost 10 pounds, and so I went back to what I was at the end of 2005, 160. So technically, I did accomplish my goal of losing 10 pounds. Yes, I did first gain another 10, but that doesn't take away from the fact that I eventually lost 10 LOL!! Had I worded it this way: "I want to be 150 pounds by 2007" (which actually was my goal), I wouldn't have accomplished it, but because of my slip of the tongue, and just saying I wanted to lose 10 pounds, I guess I can technically say I did accomplish my goal, so hooray for me!!!!! I will now party at my accomplishment!!
party: party:
Brent88 12-28-2006, 04:06 PM I'm actually making some for this coming year... I really seriously haven't in awhile, but I am this time.
Succeed in college
Get out more. I really want to take a trip by myself somewhere towards the end of the year.
Brad Russ 12-28-2006, 04:27 PM In all seriousness, I did make alot of resolutions in 2006, and I can honestly say I made most of them happen. Probably about 80% or so. This year, I plan on making bigger, and more difficult resolutions, since I know I can handle all that other stuff. I plan to accomplish some BIG things this coming year!!
Titania 12-28-2006, 06:15 PM 1. start waking up early so i can go to the gym in the morning. this isnt as much about losing weight as just getting in better shape. i started lifting a few times a week this fall and it really feels great.
2. be less stressed out, keep things in perspective (this will be the difficult one).
3. take more pictures.
Superstar 12-28-2006, 06:23 PM I never make them. I can't keep them
EricIdlefan 12-28-2006, 06:42 PM I do but at first didn't want to
As I couldn't make promises that
I was afraid that I couldn't keep
But I do so at my mother's request
Despite that! Oh well, go figure!!
Courtnee 12-28-2006, 07:01 PM go to the gym and stop being such a lazy ho
quit putting myself out there and getting my heart trampled on
lose weight
make danceline
make a 4.0
I Love John Ritter 12-28-2006, 08:46 PM I never really have. I probably should, but I know I won't keep it so I figure what's the point? :lol:
dawsongirl 12-28-2006, 11:16 PM I don't. But I am gonna get a gym membership. But I'm not making myself any promises.
swedeace 12-28-2006, 11:45 PM Generally, I don't like claiming changes and goals as resolutions. Most of the time, they aren't so. I don't know about next year. They are pretty much things I want to accomplish myself that I don't want to explain in public over here.
Just for fun, I went back to about page 83 of "Chit Chat" to read what I posted about mine. Here's my last year's list:
I don't like to set actual resolutions in stone because I know myself too well and how I cannot keep them. But.... I do want to focus on these:
-keep in shape (what better motivation than ACTUALLY signing up for a step aerobics class? Haha, that should help me for the Spring semester)
-eating more fruits and veggies
-not over-stuffing myself (I have begun doing this since late October)
-Socializing and interacting more with people (I've begun doing this, so I'd like to continue....)
-finally get those headaches checked out through a neurosis specialist
-....and finally, hoping to get a chance to hang out in person with a friend of mine after so many months.
Here are my results:
-Keep in shape: I am very damn proud to say that I have accomplished this! The motivation of joining a Step Aerobics class at my college really helped out! Not only was this for Spring 2006, but it was also for Summer and Autumn 2006! And...the trend continues....I'm also signed up for Spring 2007! :D
-Eating more fruits and veggies and not over-stuffing myself: Ehhh....I didn't really keep up with that...It was about the same as last year.
-Socializing and interacting more with people: Yep! I have surely pushed myself more for this.
-finally get those headaches checked out through a neurosis specialist: Sorta. I did check with a PCP, but it wasn't a neurosis specialist. I still need to.
-....and finally, hoping to get a chance to hang out in person with a friend of mine after so many months: Nope, this didn't happen. :( Who knows about the ever-so future in the faraway land of life. Maybe....but, I might imagine it'll be in the distant future the way things have gone....
Number 9 Dream 12-29-2006, 12:21 AM I have a few resolutions that I really want to follow through with. Actually, a lot of the physical goals have been accomplished--I've lost a little bit of weight, got my teeth straightened (had the braces), and got my skin cleared up. So, that has been accomplished over time (and I never thought it would!)
For 2007, I'd really like to lose more weight so I can feel more comfortable. Physically, I just want to look the best I can and feel healthy.
I also want to go out and socialize more. Probably try dating again too.
Last but not least, I want to accomplish more with school. I really want to get back on track with the good grades, perhaps get involved in more extra curricular activities. Oh, and umm, also get the hell out of there.
canuckkidd 12-29-2006, 03:40 PM Generally, I don't like claiming changes and goals as resolutions. Most of the time, they aren't so. I don't know about next year. They are pretty much things I want to accomplish myself that I don't want to explain in public over here.
Just for fun, I went back to about page 83 of "Chit Chat" to read what I posted about mine. Here's my last year's list:
Here are my results:
-Keep in shape: I am very damn proud to say that I have accomplished this! The motivation of joining a Step Aerobics class at my college really helped out! Not only was this for Spring 2006, but it was also for Summer and Autumn 2006! And...the trend continues....I'm also signed up for Spring 2007! :D
-Eating more fruits and veggies and not over-stuffing myself: Ehhh....I didn't really keep up with that...It was about the same as last year.
-Socializing and interacting more with people: Yep! I have surely pushed myself more for this.
-finally get those headaches checked out through a neurosis specialist: Sorta. I did check with a PCP, but it wasn't a neurosis specialist. I still need to.
-....and finally, hoping to get a chance to hang out in person with a friend of mine after so many months: Nope, this didn't happen. :( Who knows about the ever-so future in the faraway land of life. Maybe....but, I might imagine it'll be in the distant future the way things have gone....
Congrats to you on staying in shape, I know it can be difficult sometimes to stay motivated but from my personal experience the more I do it the more it becomes a lifestyle. I am proud to say I have been going to the gym now for 10 years and look the best that I have ever looked in my life.
To all those wanting to lose weight, it really takes a lot of time. Don't set unrealistic goals, start out with small goals and build from there. And don't deprive yourself of foods you enjoy, just eat them in moderation (Have one cheat day a week, where you can eat anything you want throughout the whole day).
Good luck to all on your resolutions, here's hoping 2007 will be a great year for all. :D
Lodee 12-29-2006, 10:14 PM Yep, I always make them.
Brad Russ 12-29-2006, 10:24 PM lose weight
But Courtnee, if you lose weight, they'll be nothing left of you. LOL!! You're one of the thinnest people I know, and you look awesome!! You definitely don't need to lose anything. That's just my opinion, for what it's worth. :)
swedeace 12-29-2006, 10:54 PM Congrats to you on staying in shape, I know it can be difficult sometimes to stay motivated but from my personal experience the more I do it the more it becomes a lifestyle. I am proud to say I have been going to the gym now for 10 years and look the best that I have ever looked in my life.
Thank you. :) Yeah, it just feels good after I get a workout. I have also walked around a nearby high school track nearly day all summer long. That's something I never would've done previously. It just feels good. :D
Nighthawk76 12-29-2006, 11:17 PM I am hoping to move out and into my own house by the end of this year. I also hope to get another job real soon.
80sTrivia 12-30-2006, 10:00 AM I don't make resolutions, per se; I try and set specific goals for myself to accomplish during the course of the year...
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