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My 2010 resolutions. A tad late, I'll admit, 2010 is already in full swing, and I'm not really a 'resolutions' kind of girl anyway. I originally planned to post a substancial entry regarding 2009, but I'm not going to post in publicly. Suffice to say, I'm glad 2009 is over, it certainly wasn't my favourite year. So, onwards and upwards.

Resolutions
1. Cook more. I have no excuses now- I received two cookbooks for Christmas, and my mother keeps coming in with new cooking equiptment- and some serious hints- for me to get a move on. Right now I'm competent- I can boil pasta and rice, cook meats including mince, make my own homemade soup, cook omelettes and some random veggie dishes, and bake a mean brownie. Come 2011, I hope to pretty much be culinary profissient.
2. Get fit. I don't necessarily mean lose weight, if anything I think I'm too skinny sometimes. But toning up and improving my health get a big thumbs up. I am so unfit, and I cannot run to save myself. I've already attempted yoga classes with some degree of success (I don't know about yoga- of course it works as a workout, but I take issue with the many that wax lyrical about its powers of relaxation. I have never been less relaxed in my life. Maybe I'm just not doing it right) and for a brief stint in summer, jogging. In fact, summer 2009 was when I was at my peak- post breakup, I was a healthy eating, fitness machine. Then I got a new boyfriend and it all went to pot. GET FIT.
3. Work on my self esteem. I never realised fully how shallow and insecure I am until I was told I couldn't wear contact lenses until my eyes cleared of infection. I felt like my world just collapsed. I still hate not having the option to wear lens, but I need to work on it. I don't suddenly become an ogre with some glasses. I still haven't adjusted, and something's wrong there. I guess my attitudes to make-up also reflects my insecurities- I won't leave the house without some degree of make-up. Whilst I don't want to become a slob, I need to become a lot more comfortable in my own skin.
4. Law school- work, work, work. I am currently applying to study Law, back to first year again. I know, if accepted, I'll need to focus a helluva lot more. My parents will be paying tuition fees, for one thing, and I have to work hard to show my gratitude. My English career at Glasgow University has been okay, I've passed all my exams, but if I start this course, I'm going to have to work a LOT harder. I also need to learn to properly budget my time. No time wasting.
5. Get more interests. I already love photography, so I think I'm going to explore that side of my creativity a lot more. I also want to allocate time to my writing- two and a bit years of studying English has left me worn out, and I never write creativly anymore. I miss it.
Oh, and possibly not resolutions, but some goals I'm kind of half heartedly setting myself: 1. Pass driving exam. Or at least make a start, and get some driving lessons. 2. GO BLONDE. It'll be a hard slog, but I can do it. 3. Laser eye surgery for my 21st....? 4. Pretty much just to let go, have an awesome time, and enjoy life.
xoxo
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