I do not tend to make resolutions. I always mean to…I just never seem to have my thoughts collected by December 31st. I still have visions of sugarplums, and remnants of “To Do” lists dancing in my head. So, as far as resolutions go, I vow only to Read More, Write More, and Love More. Anything beyond that is the cherry on top.
I have always been all about the journey, rather than the destination. Because even once I get somewhere, I tend to be looking onward. This is both a blessing and a hindrance. It is wonderful to look ahead, but I do need to be reminded, at times, to stop and look around…to appreciate it all while it lasts.
I find that the month of January tends to result in lofty goals and aspirations, some which I end up achieving (almost in spite of myself) and others which I continue to aspire to, but all of which I am proud.
Last year, I got motivated to work on my novel. And I am still working on it. The past year has seen me make startling (well, for me, at least) amounts of progress on the novel. It has seen the start of this blog (and, yes, my blogoversary is looming), and the start of my author Facebook page. 2012 allowed me to start making some money with my writing, and I have been blessed to see my words in print. (And I am hoping that 2013 sees more of both!) [Knocking on wood.]
I hope that 2013 brings more words, and more books; more love, and more friendship; more blessings, and more prosperity.
I hope that it brings health and joy, honesty and dignity, and that it brings truth, and honor, and courage.
May it bring things worth quoting, and remembering, and sharing…and friends with which to carry on the journey.
Good luck making the eponymous deadline!
ReplyDeleteI'm not much on resolutions either. Mine for 2013 are pretty simple. Mostly just keep on keeping on. Happy New Year :)
ReplyDeleteI don't like resolutions either - we have too many chores in life already. It is good to set goals, of course, but if we are all about planning, we'll miss life as it passes by.
ReplyDeleteHappy & Healthy 2013!
Resolutions are overrated. Neverlutions are the way forward.
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