Here it is. The obligatory list of promises I hope to keep up for the New Year.
Let's hope that this list sticks.
Repairing my posture
I feel a slight hunch. Literally. Being a social media addict is all fun and games until the curvature of your spine morphs into something not so far removed from Quasimodo.
Figuring out a regular exercise routine
As much as I love hot vinyasa, I know I need to be doing something a bit more active. I don't do well gyms, but I definitely want to explore kickboxing for more intense days.
Focus
As Shia LaBoeuf says...
Read more for leisure
Over the past two years, I can only claim to have read books that were either career-oriented or class-related—both of which were fine, but it gets monotonous. I renewed my local library card before the holidays and the bookworm inside of me couldn't be happier.
Making good use of what I already have
For example, I have several books that I haven't read yet, but I still seek out bookstores for something new. I have a ton of stationery, but I keep collecting more sets of cards. Before making a purchase, I want to be more mindful of what's sitting in the desk drawer or tucked away in the closet.
Get rid of clutter
I'm so over holding onto things I don't need. After moving back and forth so much, I just want to get rid of the excess of objects to focus on an endless number of new experiences.
Dress up for Pocahontas for Halloween
I am willing to hold off redoing the super blonde hair I once had to make this happen.
Learning when to hold onto it or to let it go
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Go back to Europe
I was really bummed I couldn't make it happen last year, but I have a feeling that I'll make my way back this fall. It could be Paris, London, Amsterdam, Vienna... Ideally, it would be those cities and a few more.
Explore nearby towns
While I save up for this European adventure, I definitely want to do more things in my own backyard in both Connecticut and Rhode Island. I'm more than familiar with Westport and South Norwalk or Saunderstown and Wickford, but I haven't bothered to spend more time in other towns like New Canaan or Tiverton.
But at least I spent so much of my time in Rhode Island playing in Newport...
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