New Year's 2007 Resolutions
- No candy or pop at the movie theater for 100% of the movies seen. (I don't eat popcorn, but that would be banned, as well). This should reduce my calorie consumption by about 500-1000 per week, depending upon whether we went to one or two movies in a week. I eat so much candy at the theater and when I can't decide between two candies, that's right, you guessed it, I get both. No more. This one will be hard, so I'll have to come up with a way to display my success, or failure (no! there will be no failure!), on my list of movies seen in the sidebar.
- Pick up clutter in the house before bed each night for 90% of the time. I need to focus on being more neat, not so much more clean. Therefore, I am going to institute a nightly pick up rule and concentrate on picking stuff up during the day and not just leaving it. How someone as organized as I am can be such a slob is confusing to me, but now my slob tendencies are making me less organized and this I cannot have. Again, this one is going to be hard for me. I leave stuff laying around constantly. I'm thinking with practice, though, it'll start to feel natural within a month.
- Achieve 93% dog walking rate for the year. I could bump it to 95%, but I believe that I need to give myself some room for error and sickness and badly timed days. I'm really proud that I met my goal this year. Why I was able to manage that one and not the workout goals, I don't quite know. Maybe because of the silent staring from Turtle.
I know no one actually cares, but I need to explain why we seem to have told a slight fib in our Christmas letter. We said we went to "over 60 movies in the theater" this year. It turns out, we've only gone to 58, including the 3 over the past three days. I told D the number including the 10 movies we went to see in 2005. I felt the need to clear that up and let everyone know we weren't exaggerating, but rather made a mistake. There, I feel better. I do actually now feel like we should see three more movies so we really did go to over 60 movies this year.
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