Resolutions

Resolution.

Definition: A firm decision to do or not do something.

Everyone makes resolutions for the New Year. Well, not everyone. Throughout the years, I’ve never been very successful in making resolutions. The same can be said in keeping the resolutions I make. Hence, my main resolution for 2013 is keeping the resolutions I make for 2013. Simple enough? Here’s my list of resolutions for 2013:

• Committing myself to the daily readings and prayer time.
•  Reading more books (fiction, sci-fi, thriller, self motivation etc.) and cutting down on thrash magazines (good bye FHM L), and cutting down on games and web surfing.
• Writing more in this blog.
• Maintaining a steady work-out schedule.
•  Cutting down on excessive eating (farewell supper and heavy dinners) to rid my flabby belly (yes, I’ve grown some flab).

5 simple resolutions to keep. But then again, these are resolutions. Not obligations. Maybe the first one is, but the rest? Yeah, I’m just giving more excuses to slack at this. Oh well. there’s always 2014. And 2015… etc. 

a fresh start to 2013...

It’s the 8^th day into 2013, another new year. The Year of Faith. Looking back at 2012, a lot has come to pass. There were memorable times, plus there were those times that I’d like to forget. There were things that I wanted to do but put off for so long due to my bad habit of procrastinating (like filling this blog up with posts about what goes on in my head). I look forward to 2013 as a fresh new start to things. Again, looking back at this blog, I’ve realized how pathetic I am in writing. People have praised my language proficiency, but I still succumb to my laziness in actually writing something worthwhile. Hence, filling up this blog throughout 2013 has become one of my resolutions.

As I am somewhat less inspired to write now, even though I’ve been meaning to write something the whole day (see how pathetically lazy I am), I shall end my 1^st post of 2013 here. Luckily, I kinda have a draft somewhere in my head about the next post. The only problem is putting it down on pen and paper; or in this case, typing on the keyboard.