I'm back
OK, it started out as me taking time off during the holidays. It ended with me knocked out with a bug that refused to let go -- I'm still struggling to get rid of it. But I'm back.
I know you've made and probably already broken resolutions, but here are mine, just three, for fulfillment in the New Year:
OK, let's just say that marathon showing of this past season's The Biggest Loser has me headed back to the gym...as soon as I can breathe properly. Don't make me say d-i-e-t is my number one.
2. Buy new pillows. Not just what's on sale at my favorite low-priced department stores (think bullseye and blue smock). I want luxury pillows. Isn't it, after all, the smaller things in life that truly make us happy? I want that to be my metaphor for the year.
3. Explore you. What is a 'Ganesh Chaturthi?' The Hindu Society meets just down the street. Regardless of my faith beliefs, my job is to know about yours.
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Welcome Back Nancy, hope you can shake the bug that bit you! I have decided to not make resolutions. It might be just a play on words, but I set goals for the year. That way, I can see progress toward a goal and don't feel like a failure if I don't achieve complete success. Resolutions feel like an all or nothing situation to me.
I have one goal of improving my overall health. That will involve many small changes over the course of time. Some of the results of paying attention to my health, I hope, will be a reduction in my weight and an improvement in my energy level.
Included in my overall health is my spiritual health. This is one area that will receive a major focus. I want to deepen my spiritual conneection to all things. I plan to recommit myself to regular meditation and prayer. I also want to work more with Reiki and other healing practices. In the past when I have committed myself to this type of work the benefits have spilled over into all aspects of my life. I have no reason to believe otherwise this time.
Posted on January 7, 2006 7:25 AM