If possible, I'd like to keep this thread going for all of 2017! So leave your resolutions below, and then come back and update us every so often as to how they're going.
To cut back on how much alcohol I drink (possibly even stop altogether), and to actually get a good gpa this semester of university. Need to work hard for that!
2017 resolutions: one). solve at least two of the worlds problems. two). actually do my homework on time. three). find some books and read them. (some good books.) four). branch out and try new styles and techniques for poetryyy. five). avoid april. i am not going to turn thirteen.
Since hectic yr 12 (senior yr), I've stopped writing down my dreams every night and inducing lucid ones, so much to the point that my dream recall has dropped a lot. I'm going to fix that this year, and just relax more.
I bought acactus. A week later it died. I got depressed because I thought Damn, I am less nurturing than a desert. -Demetri Martin
-to finish writing Atana -to be a better friend and more sociable in irl -to be a better poet -to be better in school -to write a song -to love myself even more -to love others even more -to recover from 2016 -to be sixteen <3 (can't do this until may 1st lewl) -all in all, to keep improving.
My over arching resolution is to be kinder to myself. All other attempts at positive change have to stem from that.
Some other resolutions: -Consistently writing 10 minutes a day -Exercise on a regular basis -Get and keep a full time job -Get back into playing and writing music on my keyboard
"You do ill if you praise, but worse if you censure, what you do not understand." Leonardo Da Vinci
• finish writing my book • edit my book • possibly start looking for publishers • be more confident and positive away from the site • help more people out • get my fifth star • possibly get my first blue star • don't fall behind on reviews • be healthier
I went to confront noisy neighbours, only to find the windows dark, stuck with two notes. The ghost, too, had "gone fishing". Something still whistled. — Liminality
