Ringing in the New Year...

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What a year! So much has happened this year both good and bad. I left UMC, took a six month vacation, we made the big move, and I started a new job. This year literally flew by, it feels like just yesterday we were bringing in the New Year with our buddies the P's. I feel good about the upcoming year and look forward to a fresh start.

New Year's Resolutions (in random order):
  • Be less whinny
  • Put more money in our savings
  • Eat out less
  • Eat healthier
  • Drink less sodas
  • Improve our credit scores
  • Shop healthier
  • Get more involved with the kid's schools
  • Walk the dog more
  • Jump on the treadmill more often
  • Go to Vegas
  • Clean more often
  • Cook at least five days a week
  • Stick to our budget
  • Be more patient
  • Look in to grad school
  • Start house hunting
  • Read more often
  • Bake with the girls
  • Finish Bubba's room
  • Watch less TV

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