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| Yes, I originally missed out the T in healthier - is that even grammatically correct? |
Obviously there are loads of posts like this at the moment so I'm just going to go ahead and jump on the bandwagon. Plus, I once read that if you share your resolutions, you're more likely to keep them. I think they mean with your close real life people but the internet seems a good second best.
Looking at the resolutions I've chosen, they're all kind of health related. Except reading, but maybe even that's a matter of opinion. I do really want to use 2013 as a chance to get fit and healthy especially as I'm (hopefully) going to university in September. I want to go in the best shape because I've heard of the Freshman15. Apparently it's common to put on quite a bit of weight in the first year of uni because of being on your own, eating rubbish food and drinking a fair amount. This might be total rumours and lies but either way I want to know how to cook healthy food and look after myself.
These resolutions are most definitely starting on January 1st as to be completely honest I've been eating disgustingly and haven't exercised in ages. It's making me feel a little gross to be honest so I'M excited to get healthy.
I've absolutely loved 2012 and am actually really sad it's ending but 2013 holds the end of school, start of university, the summer, hopefully a girls holiday and everything in between.
I hope you have a wonderful time on New Years and that your year brings you happiness and everything you want.
What are your resolutions?
Victoria x
first of all: HAPPY NEW YEAR!
ReplyDeletesecondly, "be more healthy" is also on my list. but at the top is still living my dreams and be more creative. i know it sounds cheesy with all this YOLO-stuff but a personal experience recently showed me how sudden the life's end can come so i'll try to do what i love :-)