New Year's Eve

Greetings! Today is the last day of 2010. For some people today is all about planning to forget anything you do tonight and for others it's making changes for the new year. So it's time for those resolutions, y'all!

Want a refresher on what a resolution is? Check out below our post from 1-15-2010 "What is a Resolution". The funny thing is that, the top ten resolutions are still valid, since NO ONE KEEPS THEM EVER! Just saying.

What's a Resolution

1-15-2010

A New Year's resolution is a commitment that an individual makes to a project or the reforming of a habit, often a lifestyle change that is generally interpreted as advantageous. The name comes from the fact that these commitments normally go into effect on New Year's Day.

Thanks Wikipedia!

So I normally don't believe in resolutions really because I never made one. But this year I wrote stuff down and have it hanging on the side of my mirror taunting me every second of the day.

So one of my top priorities was to shed the pounds. Like Paula said she has a wedding dress to fit into. Thanks to Paula and three of my other friends I have a bride's maid dress, two maid of honor dresses (for the same wedding) and other dresses I would like to fit into for weddings. Thanks guys. I have four weddings to go to this year and two them I am actually in them.

I began my weight loss journey sometime last year when I join 24-hour fitness and the results are non existing because I go once in a while. Not only is it eating away at my wallet, it's also taunting me and calling me fat. But I do pledge to get back on track. I will never look like Barbie, I don't plan to. I like my curves and I am going to keep it that way but not a whole curve but curvy.

 So hopefully it works out. Not only is hard to go to all those weddings but its hard to go to them a fatty! It's me vs. the list of "resolutions" and I plan to kick butt.

What was your resolution?

According to USA.gov these are the most popular new year's resolutions. Some of these look familiar.....

Popular New Year Resolutions by USA.gov (http://www.usa.gov/Citizen/Topics/New_Years_Resolutions.shtml)

• Drink Less Alcohol


• Get a Better Education


• Get a Better Job


• Get Fit


• Health-e-Cards for Holidays and New Year


• Lose Weight


• Manage Debt


• Quit Smoking Now


• Reduce Stress at Work


• Reduce Stress Overall


• Save Money


• Take a Trip


• Volunteer to Help Others

 

With all that said Happy New Year! See ya 2010, you've been fun now on to the next one!