I'm tired of making the same old resolutions that I never keep . . . loose weight, fix Homer's oil leaks, finish remodling the bathroom in our cabin, etc.  This year I've made one I'll actually keep.  In fact, the new year hasn't even started and I'm halfway finished.  My resolution for 2009 was to take down the 2007 calendar beside my computer and put up one for 2009!    I just put up a 2009 calendar, and this one has the full year on it so I don't even worry about flipping the pages each month.     The only thing I didn't do was take down the 2007 calendar first; I just covered it up with the new one. :wink:

Another resolution I'm considering is to try to be less lazy in 2009 . . . which means I need to loose weight.  Maybe if get out there and fix some oil leaks and work on the bathroom I'll loose some weight.   :roll:  OK, that probably ain't gonn'a happen . . . but at least I won't be looking at December 2007 for another year!   :lol:

Hope every has a safe and happy new year!   :occasion5:

My  top 3 resolutions.

1. To be more thankful for what I have in my life that is REALLY important.
2. To stop my use of profanity. My parents did not raise me to say some of the things I catch myself saying.  :oops:  It MUST stop!!!
3. To stop being such a couch potato.

So Happy New Year to all of you. I wish you and your loved ones all the best.

cut back on the soda and eat better.

laziness has always been my weakness

Never underestimate the power of laziness.  We've always heard "necessity is the mother of invention."  Well, I've always said that laziness is its daddy!   :lol:  I've worked in a manufacturing plant since I was 18 and I've seen it happen thousands of times . . . give someone a task and a procedure to acomplish the task and sit back and watch.  Highly motivated, industrious folks will jump right on it and follow the instructions to the letter and never question it.  A lazy person will first sit back and look at what needs to be done and try to come up with an easier way to do it.