looking back at my '10 blog post, my resolutions involved:
1. knitting 2. being connected with people 3. learning/reading/evolving 4. writing letters to politicians
well. thanks to a crash course from caylie over the holidays i can say that i know how to knit. finally! i haven't made anything yet, but it's only a matter of time.
being "connected" is still a struggle. i quit facebook and i think that was a good decision but i have to compensate somehow. my situation has changed though; living in this community i would have to go out of my way to be isolated. i'm definitely learning about people and relationships. either way, i want to write more letters and emails. and maybe more phone calls.
always with the learning and reading and getting better, of course. perpetual resolution.
writing letters to politicians. frankly, i never did this and i am not interested in this anymore.
SO, new new new resolutions.
i want to evolve my own practice of physical and mental discipline and get a solid routine of stretching. (i'm skirting the word yoga because caylie hates it. although i'm sure she just hates the lululemon overly righteous carrying around a cup of starbucks in your ugg boots and talking about yoga all the time thing. which i also do hate but i'm just talking about intentional stretching.)
i'd like to become less of a culinary spazz. not hoping to be a chef, just able to cook up something to eat without crying. i don't know why i find cooking for a few people to be so stressful, but at this point it's too much to endure.
1 comment:
sorry, i read this a while ago and never commented.
yeah, you definitely described the kind of yoga that i hate. but... there's more than that that i hate about it.
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