Alright, I know I'm about 2 weeks behind in saying that, but atleast I'm not saying "Happy New Year" in November. Maybe a few of you have made some resoloutions this year, like I have, to maybe make 2009 a better year for you. I haven't exactly started my resoloutions yet, but I don't know where to start with them. I don't have a huge list, but I thought of three things that I think I should really improve on, like this:

1. Stop procrastinating

Easier said than done, I know. But I really need to stop putting things off so much. I've put off my drawing time, going back to school, finding a job, and making more time with my friends.

2. Read more, less Manga

It's not going to be easy for me, seeing as a majority of my library is Manga. I've decided to read atleast 1 book a month, 2 would be even better, so that way I can kind of restart my brain again. I kind of looked back at my 2008 year and realized I didn't read a lot of books other than 6 books and actually finished them. I can name them all off (Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, Breaking Dawn all by Stephanie Meyer. Snuff by Chuck Pahlaniuk, and Confessions of a Shop-a-holic by Sophia Kinsella). I remember buying alot of books last year, but I never really got around to reading them; however, if you're reading this and have a book you would like to recommend, I would really appreciate it!

3. Live a "healthier lifesyle"

I really need to find some motivation to loose some of this extra weight I have, and eat healthier. I need more vegetables and fruits in my diet. I found out I like some salads. So I'll try to eat more of those. Plus, I think I should get alot more active than I am now outside. Although it's kind of hard to be active outside when it's -43C with the windchill.

So there's my list for 2009! I think they sound like reasonable goals to strive for this year. I'll try and keep this updated to see how I've been doing.

Good luck to everyone and their resoloutions this year!! Happy New Year Again!


~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

Please feel free to help the "Get a-log to Read More Foundation." Every book suggestion will help prevent my brain from turning into mush.