Registered: Feb 2003
Location: Brantford, ON, Canada
quote:
Originally posted by bourgeois
lucky you, i have to wake up at 5:30 every morning. have you ever tried falling asleep at 9:30 to get 8hrs. IMPOSSIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!
YES! Impossible is right....man I hate getting up so friggin early. Lucky for me, I only have to like once or twice a week but still....I'm so used to going to bed late that it is IMPOSSIBLE to get a good nights sleep when I have to get up early. I HATE it!!!!
Oh...and as far as resolutions go? Mine is going great! Like a million other people, I wanted to start workin out...I actually started a bit early in November and I am LOVING it! AND starting to see results too. wOOt!
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Jan-20-2006 03:28
Tranceporter
tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2005
Location: Toronto, Canada
New Year's Reso's
broke most of mine within the first week.... oh well, there's always next year
but, my main two:
Finally back to the gym after 5 months since LOL 05' (hip injury) - loving it & my hip is doing a lot better - want to do ultra spin 9 right! F&C all night!
Ball hockey at work during lunch - again missed 5 months (recovery is going to be a while). Ice hockey..... im thinking next season to be safe.
Last edited by Tranceporter on Jan-21-2006 at 02:45
Jan-21-2006 02:34
jon jon
viva la clubland
Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Footwork
quote:
Originally posted by nadezhda
too early to tell. mine are more long term goals, i guess, that cannot be accomplished in 3 weeks.
Registered: Nov 2003
Location: part of the generation of low attention spans
quote:
Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
Work is preventing me from accomplishing my resolution.....I am gonna have to pick up the pace on partying if I want to reach the 100 party nights.
thats killer - thats 27% of the year.... good luck to you man..
my best every was the month of october 2005, i partied for 17 days out of 31 - ~55%... needless to say i felt like crap all november - but it was worth it!
Jan-21-2006 04:27
Mandrick_v
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Toronto, On
Mine is still 1024 X 768, going strong...
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Jan-21-2006 05:06
shanny
Ferocious One
Registered: Dec 2003
Location: in the jungle the mighty jungle
quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker
No resolutions for me, only themes (why quit when you can focus?).
2006 CZ Theme: Been to the zone once already, so I'd have to say pretty good.
Where Are The Tunes?
Good things happen to good people
Jan-21-2006 05:33
slingshot
crayola
Registered: Dec 2004
Location: Toronto, Ontario
quote:
Originally posted by shanny
I think this is a theme we should all adapt!
+1
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Jan-21-2006 05:35
Killah Monkey
Brick hoooouse...
Registered: Aug 2005
Location: Toronto
So far all are good...
will power baby!!!
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Jan-21-2006 20:39
Irishaddict
professional
Registered: Mar 2005
Location: St. Catharines
quote:
Originally posted by Killah Monkey
will power baby!!!
ha, yeah no kidding. I didn't know I had so much!
Jan-21-2006 20:42
tha_broad
(*Fin)
Registered: Apr 2003
Location: Toronto
My NY resolution was to make this year better than last....I wont really know till I can look back at the whole thing in retrospect to compare the two.
But for now, its lookin good
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Jan-21-2006 20:49
Adamo
womp womp
Registered: Jul 2005
Location: Mississauga
quote:
Originally posted by Mandrick_v
Mine is still 1024 X 768, going strong...
ZING !!!
right over everyones head...
Jan-21-2006 21:11
Skipper
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: May 2002
Location:
quote:
Originally posted by nadezhda
too early to tell. mine are more long term goals, i guess, that cannot be accomplished in 3 weeks.
Same here, but long term goals can only be accomplished by sticking to a specific everyday behavior, which is a resolution. ie a resolution to bring a lunch to work everyday translates into a long term goal of saving a certain amt of money for something.
I'm proud to say I've stuck to mine fairly closely - had some unexpected expenses which threw my budget out of whack a bit but what I'm most proud of is that I haven't eaten meat since Dec 31! Not that this is a big resolution, but I wanted to do a month long experiment to see how my body changed, and normally when I undertake these experiments I crap out on the third day.
