From the Editor's Computer
Happy New Year! For some people this is a time of resolutions
and “this year I AM going to do…”
Often the intentions are good, but the body
just doesn’t want to do/accomplish what we resolve to do. Another year of resolutions bite the dust.
Maybe we’re looking at this the wrong
way. Maybe it should be a time to
reflect on what you really want to be doing in your life by going back to the
way things were at an earlier stage in your life.
There has been a resurgence of ‘classic’
music...rock, country and others. Can
you believe the popularity of the 1950s Christmas ditty “I want a Hippopotamus
for Christmas” this past season?
How many times have you wished you could
only be on one or two committees or boards so you could devote more time and
effort to them, instead of the six or eight you’re involved with now.
Rather than learning a new hobby or skill,
why not dust off an old hobby or revisit a previous skill.
Instead of resolving to ‘change’ why not
resolve to ‘rediscover’ some aspect that used to be a part of your life. Happy New Year!
Beth
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