The Year Anew...

Time to start over again, wipe the slate clean, forgive and forget...and most important, set goals for yourself. Things that troubled you this past year and have decided to make the change by next year...that's enough time, right? A whole year is descent enough deadline for anyone to do just about anything...but it seems that no one ever completes their list from the previous year, so I uess even a year to improve ones self isn't enough for some.

I don't think I ever set a list for myself last year, but I guess it wouldn't hurt to jot it out and try and make some serious progress. A lot has happened to me this year and yet there is so much I still have to do to make any of my gains this year count for anything in the next. But I can't set the goal too high or I might just give up early in the game. I think that to set goals to reach by the end of an entire year is silly...the dead line is so far that by the time you realize that the end is nearing, it's too late. Six months is a more reasonable end date, to at least check to make sure one's made progress on said goals. Besides, six moths brings me to my birthday...what a wonderful day to renew one's resolutions.

So, what might these goals be...look for yourself.

1. Blog more frequently, finish...and actually post them (before they become irrelevant).


2. Finish the pack-up and be ready to move (whenever the old man gets a place).


3. Get a par time before the thaw (my usual gigs are scarce during these times).


4. Get my license before summer (I got places to go that is out of the RTAs reach).


5. Work out more (I need to loose this gut).


6. Make plans for the big two one (even though Las Vegas sounds nice, my dad will be there and it will suck...and I might just kick his ass, just for shits and giggles).


7. Get myself situated so that by June it will be clear which move would be the best (him out here or me out there).


8. Once it is figured who is moving where...start making plans to figure out when and how (we just need to get through this in one smooth well planned action).


9. Make progress and refresh and revise this list the week before my B-day (the weeks to follow will be blurry and mushy).

That's just about does it though...and now, time to start this new year.

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