New Year, New Me...
Another year is almost over, and another year lies ahead, full of promise, potential & the chance to “do things different”. Yep, it’s the time for new year resolutions, those promises we make to ourselves that usually don’t last any longer than the leftover Christmas turkey. But we all make them, vowing that this year will be different. This year I’ll follow through with them. So, here goes my list of “what I want to change”.
First, work on being happy single. I’ve been reading these books & every one of them says that if you’re not happy without a man, you’ll never be happy with a man. My attitude shouldn’t be tied to someone else’s appearance in my life. Therefore, I vow to have no more than one mope session a month, for the first six months of 2005. After that, we’ll reconsider.
Second, be more diligent in my study. God always gets shoved aside for more pressing matters, and he waits patiently until I’m ready. So, at least ten minutes a day will be spent in serious prayer, study & meditation.
Third, work on being more proactive rather than reactive to people & events around me. I’m too quick to jump to conclusions & lose my temper, especially with those I most care about.
That’s a good start. Now, if I can only keep them long enough to actually see a change…
First, work on being happy single. I’ve been reading these books & every one of them says that if you’re not happy without a man, you’ll never be happy with a man. My attitude shouldn’t be tied to someone else’s appearance in my life. Therefore, I vow to have no more than one mope session a month, for the first six months of 2005. After that, we’ll reconsider.
Second, be more diligent in my study. God always gets shoved aside for more pressing matters, and he waits patiently until I’m ready. So, at least ten minutes a day will be spent in serious prayer, study & meditation.
Third, work on being more proactive rather than reactive to people & events around me. I’m too quick to jump to conclusions & lose my temper, especially with those I most care about.
That’s a good start. Now, if I can only keep them long enough to actually see a change…
