Here is to wishing everyone…

Every new year’s eve or the first of January, a large number of  “resolutioners”(no such word) will sit down to think of what they would achieve this year. Some of them would blog it down, some would pen it down. Those who pen it down would purchase a nice logbook from Popular or AnBC  stationary stores, and these logbook will probably only have it’s first two pages written on before  having their fates sealed in the household wastepaper bin, ending up in the waste incinerator ready to return back to nature. Interestingly, what is written on the first two pages are probably exactly what was written the year before, just that the author had probably forgotten all about it.(Resolutions returned to nothingness like how the logbooks return back to nature.)

Some of the most common resolutions i would hear people say are Losing Weight, Saving money,  getting a girl/boyfriend,  treating parents better, treating girlfriend/boyfriend better, studying harder, keeping fit, starting a new hobby, eating right, taking up a sport, etc… (Notice some of them involve having a routine “twice  a week i must do this” style that shows a discipline lapse that they are trying to improve on that they should probably already had improved on sometime during 2008.)

I do not have any bombastic resolutions that would spark a drastic changes in my life. Looking back on 2008, i thought to myself that i had done alot, more than what i had expected of myself. Frankly,  at midnight 31st December, counting down was of the least significance to me while i was in a taxi on the way to Alicia’s New Year’s Eve party. What is so special about yesterday and today that i would have to make resolutions for the next twelve months about? For me, resolutions are made everyday and I tend to evolve and alter them as I see more in life. 2008 was a good year for me, thus instead of having life changing resolutions, i just wanted 2009 to be an even more hardworking year for me whereby i would improve further on leading a more fruitful life and lifestyle.  I love my life so much now and am so happy that all the resolution i can ever make for 2009 would be that things stay just like they are now, on the same positive increasing curve of course!

Here is to wishing everybody success in reaching all their goals and fulfilling their dreams, and when 2010’s New Year’s Eve arrives, everyone to be looking back in satisfaction of what they have been rather than regretting time wasted and looking forward still wishing what they could be.

Cheers!