Still breaking

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So, now my computer is on the fritz.  For real...  But, I just want you to know I have a couple of hats, some zafus and a little cute applique shirt to show you.  And I'd like you to hold me to it.

In the mean time I want to ask about how 2011 is going to be for you.  What do you love about yourself that you want to nurture in the new year?  What would you like to change?  What do you need that you aren't getting?  What do you have to give?

I'm going to think about these things the next few days myself.  Tell me what you are thinking too.

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jen106 said…
Since the two goals I set for myself are due by my birthday, I'll have to figure out something else to do for the rest of the year. Assuming I achieve said goals by February 4th. :)
December 29, 2010 at 11:08 AM
Cindy said…
What do you love about yourself that you want to nurture in the new year? Fearlessness

What would you like to change? I'm working on being more patient.

What do you need that you aren't getting? Time, but that's about to change.

What do you have to give? Energy.
December 29, 2010 at 6:20 PM
Theotherjew said…
I think that I will accept no new jobs in 2011, too many others need a job for me to do three or more.

In July I am planing to ride the old bike to the west coast with no hotel stops, staying with friends, camping or whatever, and to visit four or more states I have never been to before. I plan to come back as well.

I plan to accept no more aches, pains, or infectious aliments.

I am planning to not fly in commercial airplanes (except to Europe if the need arises!)

I think that should keep me busy enough in 2011.

If your computer is broke it is trying to tell you something, give it away.
December 29, 2010 at 8:36 PM
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