Are you like me? Do you start each New Year with a set of resolutions that you spend the next twelve months failing to keep? What are we thinking when we vow to drink less, exercise more, or shed thirty, thirteen, or three pounds? Could we make ourselves climb a mountain that is any higher?
A dozen years into this not so new millennium, I pronounce 2012 the year we divorce ourselves from the tired cliché of New Year’s Resolutions. Let’s decree 2012 the Year of Realistic Resolutions! If you are unsure how to proceed with traveling this uncharted course, allow Lame Adventures to be your guide. Illustrated below are my own resolutions from 2011 as compared with those from 2012:
2011 2012
1. Appreciate those with opinions that 1. Avoid idiots.
differ from your own.
2. Exercise a minimum of five times a 2. Quit riding the elevator from
week. the second to the first floor.
3. Eliminate profanity from your 3. Substitute asshole for
vocabulary. motherfucker.
4. Embrace aging. 4. Dye hair monthly.
5. Swim twice a week. 5. Drink more water.
6. Complete writing your opus. 6. Invest in a shredder.
7. Learn a new language. 7. Learn proper use of the semicolon.
8. Run the New York City 8. Walk more in Central Park.
Marathon.
9. Stop cornering Milton into doing 9. Start cornering Coco into doing
humiliating antics. more humiliating antics.
10. Be a better person. 10. See number 1.
Number 3 is by far my favorite! Happy New Year, my friend————-
Kathy
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Number 3 is my favorite, too, Kathy! Happy New Year to you and Sara!
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Cheers !!!
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Happy New Year, Robert!
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The best New Year’s Eve blog ever, ever, ever! I love number 1 and #10. Sounds like the perfect way to sail through 2012. Oh, you are so wise and helpful. Why didn’t I come to you before I wrote my self-pitying post today! I admire your sense of humor so much, girl!
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Gee, I’m so glad to have entertained you, SDS. I just get so fed up with all the New Year’s pressure. It’s really just one day segueing into another — except with a crowd the size of a city in Times Square and an epic cleanup afterward.
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If you’re trying to avoid idiots does that mean we can’t hang out anymore?
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If we don’t hang out anymore who am I going to see this with?
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