Once again, a brand new year
is peeking around the corner. Once again, I resolve to make no New Year’s
resolutions.
You know the kind, in one
year and out the other. That’s year,
no typo.
A year is a long time and
barely a blip at the same time.
It’s one day at a time for
me.
All right, just
for today, then~
I have one
resolution. To rediscover the difference between wants and needs.
*May you have all you need and want all you have.*
*May you have all you need and want all you have.*
Happy New Year!
11 comments:
I only make them more as goals, something to strive for. I consider them a success if I at least try to make them. But setting something in concrete and then beating yourself up over not making them just seems silly. Life changes all the time- sometimes every day! And that's a good resolution you picked.
Oh, Mirka, this has been my song this Christmas ... pointing out the difference between wants and needs.
I always think of a word that encompasses what I need to work on for the year. You might have noticed on the BB. This year it was Patience, last year it was Fiat (not the car), and I am still pondering the word for 2015. Wishing you a wonderful and prosperous New Year.
Happy New Year, Mirka! Think of all your accomplishments of 2014, and here's to greater success in 2015!
I am with Leandra on this one, Mirka--I revisit my goals each year, instead of making "resolutions." Happy New Year!
That's a fabulous goal to have and one to keep you busy all during your coming year of no goals. As an obsessive goal-maker New Year's weighs in as one of my absolute favorite holiday's. Good luck with yours, Mirka, and a Happy New Year to you!
Love it. I don't generally make resolutions either, just dreams I want realized. :)
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A friend chose "compassion" as her 2015 guiding word. Placidity was the single word that leapt to my mind (although I wasn't positive it even was a word) when I read her post - so I plan to make that my 2015 mantra. Getting older seems to help on the road to placidity...
"A year is a long time and barely a blip." The truth of that sentence leaped out and hit me between the eyes. Hoping your long time and your blip that are 2015 are equally wonderful.
That's a great resolution, Mirka. Probably the best one I've heard so far. Good luck with it.
A very good resolution, my dear friend. May you succeed in keeping it and may it bring you serenity and inner joy.
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