Another year has ended. As we begin into 2012. I am looking ahead a day, a week, a month, a year. I don’t like resolutions. I feel they are setting yourself up for failure and if you manage to succeed (well good) but did it really need to be a resolution? Granted the beginning of the year is a good time to reflect on what has past and on what lies ahead. There are a few things I would like to accomplish in 2012. Some of them are on going goals some of them are new-ish.<\/p>\n
1. Continue blogging. (I have been going strong for 2 months now and would like to keep it going).
\n2. Get fit – Before my kids were born I was in good shape. I was very active. I want to gain back some of that activeness that I have lost.
\n3. Explore new foods at home – I love food and I like cooking. I want to try new recipes and maybe document some of them on my blog for others to share in.
\n4. Budget – I want to learn more about managing my household income and to better use the money that we have.
\n5. Be on time – I want to finally figure out how to get 3 kids up and out of the house in the mornings to get Cam to school on time.<\/p>\n
The list goes on but you get the idea.<\/p>\n
As a part of achieving at least part of one of these goals I have decided that for EVERY day in January I will write a blog that is (at least loosely) about a BEGINNING. Such as favorite beginnings to a book or movie, my marriage, the birth of my children. You get the idea. If you can think of a good “beginnings” topic please let me know as coming up with 31 “beginning” topics is proving a little harder then I originally thought and I would be grateful for the help.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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