BEST OF LUCK

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I've made an informal resolution to spend more time with the husbo in terms of date nights and such. No talking about the kids. Just hanging out and trying to do things that we used to do, like the odd concert (dragged him to the Fillmore to see Ozomatli, great show) and movies and other grownup stuff. We're coming out of the fog of new parenthood and feel a little more normal these days.

Trying to eat a better diet - all in moderation, more vegetables and whole grains on our plates, fewer slabs of meat. This is a really fun project. I've made things that I thought he would run screaming from...all I can say is that Cholula hot sauce and Vietamese chile sauce can make ANYTHING taste good!

no resolutions here. reality is taxing enough

i just hope to live a sweeter more gentle sort of year. and a gentler more abundant life.

cheers !
N.

My goal for 2009 is to give some more attention to those who have helped me out over the last few years and to just do what's in my heart (and to have more "crazy fun" with my wife).

no resolution, but i'm going to hit my goal for weight loss by May.

the 7 pounds i put back on from thanksgiving through new years tells me this gym thing is going to be a lifelong commitment.

1. Dump another 10 - 15 pounds.

2. Master the art of saucing ( I cook a lot).

3. Engage in more and better boinking.

resolutions are meant to be broken.

thus i resolve

to take up drinking. i know i dont, but i resolve to!

to take up chain smoking

to gain a few dozen pounds...

to engage in much more boinking...

well one success out of four cant be too bad.
resolution rebellion as a lifestyle (who the hades invented that word?)
hehe
N.

There are really no resolutions. More like lifestyle changes, but we make the resolutions every year in hopes of finally resolving whatever we once set out to do, but never quite finished.

Just my opinion. My goal is to enjoy life, do a few more productive things, and not be bogged down by the little things. Unless of course .....

Here's to a prosperous 2009 to us all!

last jan i lost 6 pounds and thought i was on my way...thru the rst of the year i gained them + 20 more lbs.

today i saw a very unflattering view of myself in the mirror!

i'm resolved to exercise everyday

quote:

Originally posted by Nigel:
resolutions are meant to be broken.

thus i resolve

to take up drinking. i know i dont, but i resolve to!

to take up chain smoking

to gain a few dozen pounds...

to engage in much more boinking...

well one success out of four cant be too bad.
resolution rebellion as a lifestyle (who the hades invented that word?)
hehe
N.

Perfect, Nigel! Those will be mine as well

My New Year's Resolution begins at the gym with my new journal and gaining ground on my abilities which lacked in the previous year.

They continue with getting a hold of my emotional health with trips to therapy and physician visits.

They finish off with evolving with my first and newest addition to my collection of fun.... my First Vibrator. Learning how to use it, how I like to use it and all the fun in between. (Thanx eddy for your help too).

So in other words- making myself a better happier person and turning 2009 into a year much better than 2008 turned out to be.

Kathy

looks like a great way to introduce your nose to the garage floor.

T-Rex has found a convenient way to store those liberators taking up room in his closet it appears!

neat idea on the rings man. very neat. i have more weight to lose. or my nose would make a DIVOT in the garage floor. liberators or not
lol

N.

heh rex.
my wife reccomends liberators to her patients with acid reflux problems as an excellent inclined sleep.

im guessing you didnt install the rings in the bedroom why?

hehe
N.