New resolutions? How about keeping the old ones up.
My wife was better at the resolutions for the New Year than I already. We did our devotions with the kids last night starting the New Year off right. It really didn't take long at all and I sat there wondering why we haven't kept them from last year.
I wasn't going to post my personal resolutions, however, I guess if I did, I would then be more inclined to uphold them. Gotta love the accountability.
1) As Kel said, I want to be more active and tone up. She purchased a cool weight scale. The crazy thing actually shows body fat. I don't have any idea how it does it. 4 buttons allows you to put up to 4 individual weights, goals and progress of body fat loss (or gain). We have our's programmed in and I am scheduling myself to lose 20 pounds. Will it happen? Who knows. I plan to not get crazy, rather take it slow.
2) Take things slower. I have a tendency to jump in with both guns blazing when I want something or feel the need to do it. This year, I plan to actually plan out a progressive, realistic goals as opposed to just doing it within a week and then give it up.
3) Be more of an advocate for the healthy body. This will mean me being more active as well as pushing the whole family in a supportive way to be more active. I want to keep eating more healthy and push more for vitamens, holistic approaches ect. This may be aligned with my number one. I see number one as more physical, whereas number 3 will be more mental. I also plan to see if I can really make something out of the selling the detox foot baths.
4) Be more organized. This will please my wife greatly. I want to utilize as much time. I am already 1/2 way through my life cycle here on Earth and I want to use the remaing time as best I can.
5) Devote my time to my family and my God. I can't save the world nor our small town. I can only do that which I am limited to do. I need to accept that and more importantly act upon it. I plan to spend more quality time with the family and do more of personal devotion to God. Going to church is not the same as a personal devotion to God and I plan to not only utilize my remaing time here, but put it where it counts the most.
Well, there you go. I hope I do all the above, and maybe more. Those 5 things are on top of my mind as we enter into year 2006.
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