Commentary on my 2006 Goals Post
2006 Goals Revisited
The start of the new year finds many of us in a state of introspection and determination to fill our new years goals. Although many leave their goals by the wayside come February, I enjoy coming up with New Years Resolutions.
This is still true. I like Lent, New Years Resolutions, and just coming up with new goals.
Although there seems to be a misperception amongst a few of my friends that being a "goal oriented northern virginian" is bad, it sure beats living at home and not having a full time job--but I digress.
Yeah, um, I still think that teasing people because they are goal oriented is really, really, lame..
Anyway, here's some of my new years resolutions:
1) Work out 3x a week- I've worked out a "rewards program" for this-so that it'll stick and I can move up to 5x a week by the end of the year.
Pretty much failed at this one.
2) Run a 5k by September-I love playing soccer and even played midfield for a while, but I hate running (I'm asthmatic).
Failed, but I did sign up for one right before I screwed up my ankle for like the 10th time in a 2 month period. Then, the Dr. said don't do it. Goal for next year.
I need to do this again to prove that I can.
3) Go visit Mont Blanc- the highest peak in the Alps at 15,780 feet. Now, this one is kind of unrealistic because it looks like I'm going to Central or South America this year, but a girl can dream. Or I could wait and climb it.
I think this was a not so subtle answer to a debate I had with a friend about the height of Mont Blanc.
4) practice the guitar regularly
Failed.
5) work out a better budget-follow budget
Working on it.
There's more, but this is enough for now. Of course, there's always the dream of learning how to windsurf.
Still a dream.
1 comment:
YAY. I am glad to know I am not the only Mormon who likes Lent.
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