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Another New Year
December 29, 2008 in education, health, love and relationships, politics, society | Tags: 2008, 2009, author, barack obama, book, education, family, friends, love, medical school, money, new year, new year's day, new year's eve, new year's resolutions, president, relationships, resolution, weight, work | 2 comments
I can’t say 2008 was a bad year. It could have been better, but that goes for any year I suppose. Graduated from Cornell (ok fine that was 2007 technically, but it’s January 2008 for all intents and purposes), started my masters (make that two masters), and met new people. Things seem to be heading in the right direction, in terms of school, family, friends, and other areas. So far so good.
So New Year’s Eve is around the corner. You know what that means? That’s right, more New Year’s resolutions. The end of the year means self-reflection and planning the upcoming year to be the best it can be. Whether this means losing weight or ending a bad habit, everyone has their own set of goals.
The person with the hardest set of resolutions is probably Barack Obama. Here’s my theoretical list of resolutions:
1. Save the world, or at least make strides in that direction.
2. Quit smoking
3. Keep sane despite existing in the bubble that is the Presidency, Secret Service and all.
Mine are pretty average, the get into shape, find (and maybe end up with) a great guy, do well in classes-sort of resolutions. There are a few that may be a little more out of the ordinary:
1. Get a book deal.
2. Get into medical school.
Will one or any of those things happen? I don’t know. Wishful thinking perhaps, but hopefully a few of those will work out.
I’m curious what the most popular New Year’s resolution is among people. What is your top resolution for 2009?
To all of you, friends I have known all along, friends I have gotten to know through blogging, and the readers who may have just stumbled here today, I want to wish you a happy, peaceful, and prosperous New Year. Here’s to another year of new beginnings and new possibilities.


