So when the clock hits 12, and a new year begins, we have the chance at a fresh start in life. Essentially anything that was holding you back in 2009 can no longer be your excuse. I’ve been considering what my resolutions will be. I do enjoy my life, and I am very happy with what God has blessed me with, but this doesn’t mean I can’t continue to work on a few things, or just try a couple things out for the new year. I live in a new state, with a different work environment, etc. Not only will the blog hold me accountable for my tasks at hand, but continue to reflect my home design as promised.
I’m looking forward to the improvements in my life, and to see if I can actually keep them! Every other year in the past I have failed…epically. I’m grateful that I have support from my friends and family. Hopefully, as you read my new years resolutions, it will inspire you to come up with a few or your own, or even feel inspired to continue to support me.
*photo from vinfolio blog
- Stop buying fancy drinks from coffee shops. This will be very hard for me because I am rather addicted. As I evaluate myself I find that the fancy drinks made from coffee shops are typically packed full of un-necessary fats and calories.
- Cardio workout 3 days a week. I eat great foods, but I lack the workout..
- Lose weight!
- Test out a more vegetarian diet.
- Move forward in the business my husband and I have started.
- Try not to pay full price for any home decor item, and when possible, make it my own.
- Start scrapbooking again, and only buy supplies when on sale.
- Spend more time reading books to influence my personality.
So I realize this post is a little early with Christmas coming first, but I thought it was a good idea to start thinking about it now. I can’t wait to post the pictures of my christmas wrapping job. Since I didn’t do any decorating at the apartment, I did a saucy job at the gift wrapping department. My husband bought one gift at a book store and they had gift wrapping for a donation. The volunteers did do great, but i took it off so it matched. Hey, at least they still got a donation!
















