utions
before January’s end. Yet, we are
sucked into this traditional belief that
all things will erase come the first
of the year. What are we resolving
anyhow? Is it some unforgivable deed
that was committed and we are so
scared to speak of? I don’t think any
of us really regret the obstacles we’ve
encountered. After all, these are
supposed to be lessons in life to learn
from. So I present this question to us
all. What is it this year you will want
to change when the magical hour
hits midnight on Dec 31st? First of
all, don’t regret anything that you’ve
done, instead embrace it. Welcome
yourselves to the opportunity to
do it better the next time around.
Remember, were only as good as our
last mistake has taught us to be.
It could be said that with each year
in passing, we are forcibly aware
of the changes needing to be done
for ourselves. It’s a system of selfreflections that continue to burn
inside our heads. Telling us what is
right and which is wrong. Although
our decisions in life have been made,
there is no Doc with his “DeLorean”
allowing us each to take a ride to
change our past. Simply put, there
will always be a entity of the past
without change. I tried to look back at
this last year and find the change to
be made. Should I eat right, take life
more seriously, or perhaps start at a
new gym? Many of these resolutions
are just that, simple changes that we
find ourselves wanting to make to
help promote our emotions into a
better lifestyle. Yet each year, at the
stroke of midnight, we are obligated
to come up with some genius
invention that will forever change our
lives. As if the last year you lived was
is such desire for improvement.
Instead, think about how each of our
choices made, regardless of regret or
thoughtful change has indeed played
a significant role in our lives. Would
you still be the person you are if you
hadn’t met that heartbreaking lover?
Its these types of questions I would
hope one ask themselves before
taking an oath to change who they
are. Take the time to recognize that
each change or mistake is made for
a reason. Sometimes these reason
aren’t clear until the biter end