It's near time.............

[Marco]

to proclaim those New Years' RESOLUTIONS. I have already started mine ahead of the "execution date" of January ONE. Rather than put off the pain, I started my "resolution diet" about two months ago and lost 20 (YES TWENTY- 223 to 203) pounds. I started early knowing that Thanksgiving and Christmas are/were ahead and would present a REAL test of my resolve. Well, Thanksgiving has passed and I held firm and I'm sure Christmas will be the same. My previous NY's resolution was in Jan of 1979 where I resolved to quit smoking............it worked for about amonth till February 5th when I smoked a FULL pack . I then was so depressed that I had squandered the smokless month that I again resolved to renew the resolution. So, I again quit smoking February 6th 1979 at 2:30 PM and have never smoked since .
My NEW, for the coming year, resolution is to "CUT DOWN" on " consumin of vast quantities". After all, there ARE limits.............

Have any of y'all decided that "this will be the year...............?"

Meanwhile, resolutions notwithstanding, I wish everyone has a VERY HAPPY, HEALTHY and PROSPEROUS New Year.


Mark

[herefishy]

i started my new years resolution early, too - to brush the dog every day

[jcampbell]

to proclaim those New Years' RESOLUTIONS. I have already started mine ahead of the "execution date" of January ONE. Rather than put off the pain, I started my "resolution diet" about two months ago and lost 20 (YES TWENTY- 223 to 203) pounds. I started early knowing that Thanksgiving and Christmas are/were ahead and would present a REAL test of my resolve. Well, Thanksgiving has passed and I held firm and I'm sure Christmas will be the same. My previous NY's resolution was in Jan of 1979 where I resolved to quit smoking............it worked for about amonth till February 5th when I smoked a FULL pack . I then was so depressed that I had squandered the smokless month that I again resolved to renew the resolution. So, I again quit smoking February 6th 1979 at 2:30 PM and have never smoked since .
My NEW, for the coming year, resolution is to "CUT DOWN" on " consumin of vast quantities". After all, there ARE limits.............

Have any of y'all decided that "this will be the year...............?"

Meanwhile, resolutions notwithstanding, I wish everyone has a VERY HAPPY, HEALTHY and PROSPEROUS New Year.


Mark

Happy for you Mark!! Keep up the good work. Stay away from that BAD food and drink more Bourbon

[sagefisher]

I think the only time I made a New Years Resolution was to create a 'Short Timers' calendar when I was in the navy and had less than a year to go. A long, long, time ago in a land far, far away.


Larry ---sagefisher---

[Marco]

Apparently the "resolutions" inquiry went over like a lead balloon. But ,then again, I just knew all members hereto didn't really need any "stinkin resolutions" :>)

Mark

[Steve Molcsan]

Now that I have the old truck retired here in Idaho I intend to spend much more time during my vacations on the river , do what I can it-help others and enjoy family time all to enjoy a simpler kinder life..