Hooey.
Or um, that is their prerogative however my prerogative about their prerogative is "Hooey."
Or simply, I disagree (with that hooey).
To each his own, though. *Aaah aaah aahh CH-HOOEY* Excuse me.
But seriously, I think that is reading just a liiiiiiittle too much into a fun tradition. Aren't we supposed to desire to make positive changes in our life? I do feel that ultimately, I can only truly accomplish real change through the Lord working in my life, but thinking and planning and making personal goals (or resolutions) is not setting myself up to dishonor God. It is in a way, stating the desires of my heart of who I want to be. I accept that it may differ from who God wants me to be and I'll defer to Him.
'Nuff said on the subject of not making resolutions (which was hooey).
Now, on to making resolutions... if this were the first day of the new year, my resolutions would be as follows...
1) *this one is HUGE* I need to take more time to read my Bible and pray.
2) *this is a biggie* I need to continue to make changes with my health. I have to lose this weight or install a winch in my home to haul me out of bed or off the couch. If I give up, a winch is the next logical step.
3) CLEAN and ORGANIZE my home. I wish I could get the place so clean that I could rename my blog "Poor Man's Martha Stewart."
I guess that's about it, unless you add "Do timely and current blog posts instead of writing about something 9 months after it's relevance."
Yeah, add that one to the list too.
3 comments:
You could celebrate the fiscal year and make fiscal new years resolutions! Lol.... bad office humor, I know ;) Thanks for visiting my blog! I'm going to "follow" you. I love the name of your blog ;)
This will be my second attempt -- having trouble with the site -- keep getting the message "Service Unavailable".
What I wanted to add is this: Without resolutions and/or dreams, I think we would have a sad society.
I love the word, "hooey!" LOL! Thanks for the chuckle :)
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