I resolve to be more resolute in my resolve to be more resolute.
Drink More Bushmills.
Like djm said.
Especially the smoking. Plus I am aiming to play my hammered dulcimer more AND sell all instruments that are collecting dust.
- Purge the house of extraneous items (non-musical items, that is)
- Get back to exercising (I used to run 3 miles, three times a week)
- Play music every day.
- Have more patience with coworkers, fellow drivers, my children, mySELF
- Waste less time on the computer, and spend more wisely
- Spend less money I don’t have (eg: bring a lunch to work rather than eat out)
- Pay down those credit cards!
Clean my room! (I keep telling my kids to do it, why not me??)
I’m sure I can think of more.
Now all I have to do is print this out and actually do it …
-Chris
I will no longer highjack threads.
I mean, isn’t that more than annoying?
discuss.
Practice every day at least 30 minutes. I’ve been playing whistle for 10 years+ now and still am in the slump I hit at year three.
Attend my first session as a player. No matter how well I know a tune, I freeze when playing in front of others. I’m going to break myself of that habit this year.
Break my video game habit. Nuff said.
I have resolved to seriously try making it in the missionary position.
After all, as our local grocer used to say in the 50’s, “Variety is the spice of life”.
I’m amazed that a grocer in the 50’s would have been discoursing on such subjects. However, I can imagine potatoes and bulk macaroni would
get tiresome after a while.
Later, in the early sixties when I came to Oz, I found that most of the mixed business grocers were methodists and you would be hard pressed to get any decent spices in their premises other then Highly ground sinnerman and mace.
Chilli peppers were sometimes, and only sometimes, available from Italian greengrocers and nothing like the birdseye chillies we were accustomed to in Fiji.
I made a NY resolution in 1998 to stop eating chillies with everything and I have not resiled.