Resolutions? No, thank you :D

Guuuys! I wish you a very, very 

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Did you have a great night of New Year’s Eve? With lots of bubbly, awesome fireworks and all your loved ones around you? I hope you did! :D

I celebrated with 40 friends from my old school and had a fantastic night, only that I missed the fireworks because it took ages to wish each and every one a happy New Year. ;)

So, what are you up to today? Nothing? Sleeping maybe? Or getting rid of a little hangover? What about New Year’s resolutions? Have you made any yet?

Yes? Let me guess… is it by chance any of these suggestions?

I know it’s a common tradition to make resolutions for the new year. Still, I don’t do it (anymore) – I already know that something I’ve not brought myself to do for one year won’t work just because it’s January 1^st now. Of course, I did try once or twice (don’t we all tend to imagine that it is surely going to work this year even if it didn’t work the last three times we tried? ;). Well, no surprise, I always failed.

The good news is: this seems to be a veeeery common problem. Search for “New Year’s resolutions” in google and you’ll see that everybody wants to be thinner, smoke and drink less, work harder, waste less time, be a better person… the usual stuff. Failure, though, seems to be the common result, too.

That's why my favorite explanation for New Year’s resolutions is the one by Annie Taylor Lebel:

Again, I wish you a fantastic New Year!

And one last advice: Just claim your little vices as a part of your personality, then you don’t have to worry about how to get rid of them anymore! ;)

See you :)