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Old 01-01-2012, 04:34 PM #2
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I am not big on NY resolutions. I guess cause I feel most people don't keep them. I will state some things I have been working on in general but really want to push more
Follow through more with goals
Be more positive
Eat healthier
Be more consistent
Have better relationships
Volunteer,take a class,maybe a pt job this though is not about will but more the issue if I can with the condition. Still a goal
Ok Happy and Healthy New Year all! I hope it is a better one for all. I know if it is healthier it will be happier!!!
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