2015: A brand new year!
Here we are on the cusp of a brand new year and I am excited for all that could/may/hopefully happen next year. I have plans and some of them may happen and some of them may not.
I am not really a New Year's resolution person. I used to be but after really changing things for myself and seeing how much I had to work daily at it to be effective I decided that feeling pressured to finish something and change something in only one year is too much and I just want to take every day as it comes, do my best and see how things work out.
I do have some goals though so here they are:
1. I want to keep learning to pay attention to my aches and pains and manage them as they come up.
2. Remembering there is a difference between adventure and stupidity.
3. Also remembering I can do amazing things when I forget there is a difference between adventure and stupidity.
4. Have as much fun as I can every day and be grateful I am here, alive and well, to see another year through!
5. Continue to treasure, and cultivate, my friendships for without them I am a heather flower without a patch of earth to grow from.
6. Love my family more than ever and take good care of those I am entrusted with
7. Keep working hard at my job and continue to do my best for my clients, students and bosses.
8. BE BRAVE!!!
9. Remember where I came from and how much I have accomplished and be happy with where I am day to day.
10. Run as many trails as I can.
11. Get muddy.
12. Be my own best friend and continue to treasure my alone time.
13. To be totally opposing: Try to be more outgoing when I am out with others. Strike up conversations. Tell my inner introvert it's a good thing to be social.
14. Be more trusting than wary.
15. Keep a smart head about me.
16. Keep track of my stuff
17. Learn a new thing: whatever that may be
18. Learn several new things
19. Learn every trail in Griffy backwards and forwards
20. Most importantly I want to be happy and grateful and know that I am loved and included and part of a bigger picture. That there are many out there who have so much less than I and I remember that even my worst day is someone's best day.