I think I have finally decided what my new years resolutions are going to be. A couple of them are more vague than I would like but they are more like "New years resolution principles that I am going to take seriously". Here goes.
1) Principle #1 = I am going to do everything in my power to not participate in, or encourage violence of any sort. This is important for me given my group of former frat-boy friends.
2) Principle #2 = I am going to do my very best to find and eradicate all of the ways that I continue to objectify women. I'm as much as a feminist as the next guy, but I know that I still participate in this sometimes. The more I find myself around intellegent, thoughtful women (unfortunately most them are old or married) the more I see why objectifying them is disgusting. I'm going to stop this.
3) I am going to surround myself more and more with thoughtful people. I know there are many in Tulsa, but I'm going to find them and spend time around them damnit! I need that sort of accountability.
4) I am not going to get shit-faced drunk any more. This has only happened to me a couple of times and everytime I know it was irresponsible and I feel like dog shit the next morning. Plus I read recently about the health effects of binge drinking. Not Good!
5) I am going to find something I enjoy and get good at it. Along with that I am going to start deciding what things I like and don't like. Time I start living in my own shoes for a change.
6) I am going to communicate with my father better. He is a good man and I think he can teach me alot if we can learn to talk to each other without totally missing what the other person is saying.
7) I am going to drink more wine, more good beer, and less crappy beer. This is a biggy.
8) I am going to move into my own place withing the next two months. Guaranteed!
9) I am going to read at least three chapters of a book per week, I want to read more but I need to be realistic
10) Finally, I am going to work out at least three times a week. I feel better, have more energy, etc. when I am working out and that is good for me.
That is all. Nothing too exciting but they sound kind of realistic to me. I'm sure I'll fail at some of them, but no New Years list is complete without a failed resolution or two.
P.S. My birthday is tomorrow! That's right, I'm getting old folks. So wish me a happy birthday, it will make my endorphin levels rise and I consider that Christ like.
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