New Years (2024) Resolutions

[Donald]

Mine are all a work in progress

1) Get my boat on the water in May and use it most weekends
2) More affectionate with respect to wife
3) Less messy in the house (less for wife to pickup)
4) Retire or at least go part time
5) Become insulin sensitive (which entails a diet with only good complex carbs)

 

[SHOZ]

Take better care of my feet and find a good chiropractor.

 

[hrv]

To continue what I did the best in 2023....Retired....

 

[Soft Cars]

1. Lose weight
2. Get out of debt
3. Continue to refrain from posting in the passenger car motor oil section

 

[ATex7239]

Those goals are really good.

I’ve never been one to wait for the New Year’s to reflect and set goals. When I think something is worth chasing or changing, I just start it right then.

Anytime somebody tells me about a future goal they plan on starting next week, next month, or next year I usually congratulate them and add “why not start tomorrow?”

 

[RDY4WAR]

My New Year's resolution is to not make any New Year's resolutions.

Dagumit, I already failed.

 

[walterjay]

I haven't even thought about it. So I guess I am not making any this year.

 

[wwillson]

Ride my bikes a LOT more than I have been.

 

[AutoMechanic]

My goal is pay off my credit cards and don’t be stupid with them anymore.

 

[Kira]

Anytime somebody tells me about a future goal they plan on starting next week, next month, or next year I usually congratulate them and add “why not start tomorrow?”

Indeed.
Did you ever actually say that to someone, in playful seriousness or jest, and have them stop and make an incredibly stupid face at you?
I have.
It's amazing what ruffles our feathers sometimes.

 

[andrewg]

Here goes:

1. Try harder to overcome my depression/unhappiness/anxiety.
2. Accept myself and not be so critical of my faults.
3. Help my wife out with more of the household duties.

 

[supton]

I’ve never been one to wait for the New Year’s to reflect and set goals. When I think something is worth chasing or changing, I just start it right then.

Yep, started mine at least twice this month already... and many more, since they're the same they always have been.

If I were to make a new resolution for this year, it'd be just to shorten the time between failing and resuming, too often that time gets too long, waiting "for the right time to start again". A good resolution would be to start again right this moment when I've realized I've done it again and not kept good habit.

 

[andyd]

NY Day I'm gonna activate my new medicareD insurance and buy inhalers for 50 cents that cost me 100$ on the old plan. If this thing works the way I think it is, I may treat myself to a full tank of heating oil next month.

 

[skyactiv]

Mine is to travel more.

 

[KGMtech]

Finish the addition to my house. My son is the carpenter, he was doing the work but decided to return to school for Civil Engineering. I am very glad he recognized this was the best way forward, but it REALLY messed up my project timeline!

 

[ATex7239]

Indeed.
Did you ever actually say that to someone, in playful seriousness or jest, and have them stop and make an incredibly stupid face at you?
I have.
It's amazing what ruffles our feathers sometimes.

Oh yes. It is somewhat of a joke but not everyone gets why it is assuming.

 

[v4forever]

Retire in September 2024
Put a few buxs into the house in Reno's.
Travel yearly to places I’ve never been.
Loose weight, Doctor said only 10 lbs.
Eat less carbs and more plant based foods.

 

[zzyzzx]

Same as it is every year, which is to be more self centered and money oriented.

 

[BAJA_05]

At the age of 50 --- start benching and curling atleast 3 times a week to stay toned.

 

[Eddie]

At 86 years old on Feb 25th I plan on continuing with my Aqua Fitness class three times a week and lose 20 pounds somehow- I know GIGO. )