New Years resolutions never work. I want to know who came up with the idea to think about ways to improve our lives, get healthier and be better people ONCE A YEAR. Should you not do that everyday? Waiting around until the end of the year to come up with some resolution that you probably won't follow through on seems to be a recipe for disappointment if you ask me. I think the best new years resolution is just not have one. I'm going to live day by day and do whatever the hell it is that is going to make me happy. The fact is I already know that I need to take care of myself and that I shouldn't be a lazy tit who sits on my ass and eats complete crap while watching lame reality TV. I know that I should read every once in a while, educate myself on things I don't know shit about and in general try not to be an ignorant sod. All I'm aiming for this year is having fun and stop worrying so much.
Looking back at things a previous version of yourself has written can say a lot about how a person develops. I have gone back and read some of my earlier posts on this blog and I am surprised at how much further I have moved forward in my life as a person. I feel that I can articulate myself much more efficiently and don't rely so much on cliche modes of speech or resorting to using obscenities to punctuate how I feel towards certain things. I have either deleted or reverted a lot of my posts back to drafts because at this point I can't read much of them and not cringe. I have done a lot of things with my life over the last fifteen years since I started this blog. I mainly meant to create it as a mental scrapbook, something I could look back on and maybe be a little proud of. I felt pretty much the exact opposite. I really came off as negative and focusing on things that while being important, I had little or no control over. I have come to realize that the world I live in can ...
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