- Find a work out program and do it at 6am, 5 days a week. (I did this in Boulder and it was awesome, but the opportunity is not the same here.)
- To go along with the previous resolution - No food after 8pm. That is when I tend to break out the sweets and unhealthy stuff.
- Write in my journal daily. (I used to do this and then started blogging and it replaced it. That was unintentional however.)
- I have a hard time remembering personal morning prayer. Maybe if I succeed with the workout time (instead of a baby waking me up) I can remember to pray.
- Be better at saving money.
- Type up my favorite recipes for family cookbook.
- Have a cleaning schedule and stick to it.
- At least 50% Visiting Teaching. (I am not good at remembering. I was doing great before the ward split.)
Thursday, January 1, 2009
New Year's Resolutions
Heather posted her resolutions, so I will post some of mine. This is so I have a public record and accountability. If you have any suggestions on how to accomplish them, please chime in.
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Wii Fit! I know tons of people who have started doing it. They say that it is fun, easy to access (it's in your house), and really works. I know I want one! I don't have any advice for the rest, though, because that's almost all stuff that I need to do, too. Carl, however, reads his Bible and has his prayer time every morning while he takes a bath - and he NEVER misses it. While he might be embarrassed and upset at me for telling you, it's a sure fire way to make sure you get in your morning prayer time!
Oh, and you can print your blog pages, put them in a binder, and use them as your journal - that's what I'm doing. Love you!
I love the idea of working out and morning prayers. I did that as a goal last year. I did good... for a while. I also tied in personal scripture study. I think my problem was the sun came up a lot later... and I wanted to stay in bed until I HAD TO GET UP. But you have inspired me!
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