But, I've noticed this year that there is a big emphasis on making a New Year's Resolution to not make a resolution. The premise being that no one ever keeps them anyway, so what's the point? I considered following the trend; after all, I'm probably good for 30-60 days, and then the inevitable happens. A wrench gets thrown in to my good intentions and I'm off the wagon.
But, I thought, what if I didn't have those 30-60 days; the ones where I lose about 10 lbs., clean out my file cabinet, plan fun trips, and put away extra money? I shudder to think at where I'd be! This year's 10 lbs would be next year's 20 lbs. And this year's mess would just pile on top of last year's mess. And when the refrigerator decides it's tired of working, or a baseball comes flying through my window (or I see a really cute dress that I can't live without) - where would that money come from?
Let's face it, many of us may not keep our resolutions all year, but we do make progress for the few weeks we manage to hang on, and for that, we're better off! Right?
