This is that week every
year where the kids are off from school, tons of people are on vacation, and
many others are “chowing-down” before they start their New Year diet which will
be over by February 1st. It’s also where we look back over the past
year and then look forward. Looking back
at this blog I have posted 26 times this year (unless I squeak in one more), so
about one post for every two weeks on average. I could certainly post more and I
often “think” about it but then days will pass and the reason to post whatever
was then on my mind will seem old and historic.
In viewing the statistical analytics about this blog it tells me my most
popular post for 2011 by far was about Hydrangeas and a Fire-Pit.
I not sure why this would
be the most popular post but perhaps it is telling me people like to read about
flowers. With this knowledge in hand
maybe I should post more about flowers to meet that market demand. The thing is I’m not a flower expert and I
have a limited selection in my yard but that shouldn’t stop me from trying
right? It’s hard to conceive about
writing on things growing when the ground is now covered with snow and will be
that way for months to come.
Do I have goals for
2012? Yes I do. The first goal is to be here for Lauren. After
her cancerous kidney removal last March we can’t take the future for
granted. The second goal is to be conscious
of appreciating each person in my life and what they have to offer. This is
easier said than done with some but what I mean is I intend to “listen” for
understanding. The third goal is to earn a bit more money (or win the lottery).
I’ve come to a point in life where I really don’t value money as that important
however I do have those needs that require some of it and more then I appear to
be making currently. The fourth goal is to do those house projects that I can
which are on the inexpensive side. One
last word about goals; I’m currently reading The Gifts of Imperfection by Brene Brown and she states that …Hope is a combination of setting goals,
having the tenacity and perseverance to pursue them, and believing in our own
abilities.
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