(Seriously. This math stuff needs to stop.)
Anyway. With the new year, new worlds are supposed to open. We're supposed to be new people, shinier, sparklier, smarter. So far, I haven't seen it. But hey, 2010 was kind of awesome. I got Top Five on inkpop, got to meet so many cool people through this blog, got my driver's licence (which, um, is kind of a miracle) and realized my true love for coffee. All in all, a win.
I am not a resolution kind of person. I go into debate tournaments planning on failing miserably. That way, when I walk out with a trophy, I've been happily surprised. That way, when I crash and burn, I can joke about it without hurting my pride too badly. (Hey, I'm 16. Pride is important to me.) (Well. Kind of . . . Actually, not really.)
I like being surprised. I never would have guessed that 2010 would have had so many weird, awful, wonderful turns and twists. It makes sense, I guess -- a good story isn't predictable, so why would life be any different?
So, a week into 2011, I have finally figured that the only real resolution I have is to keep having fun. Even through the crappy moments, the bad boy stuff, the dramatic friend moments, the writing lows, and the reading slumps, I loved this last year. I plan on liking this next one, too. Heck -- in 2012, I'm done with high school, so I'd better enjoy my last year of free education and cliched moments while I can.
However, I might possibly do more of my math homework this year.
(Probably not, though.)
What about you all? Resolutions? Anit-resolutions? Thoughts on last year, next year? A mutual hatred of that evil thing called math?
Also. As my farewell gift to 2010, a few things that seem to illustrate my blog posts of the last year:
Cute furry thing. Cute shirtless thing. Sparkly pretty thing.
-ponders-
Yup. That pretty much says it all.
Also. As my farewell gift to 2010, a few things that seem to illustrate my blog posts of the last year:
Cute furry thing. Cute shirtless thing. Sparkly pretty thing.
-ponders-
Yup. That pretty much says it all.
More later.
3 comments:
I did a blog post of resolutions, and one of them is exactly that, blog more often.
Just check it ^^
...now that January's over, I feel like I've lost the forest for the trees. I WANT 2011 to be a good year- scratch that- an awesome year, but who can say at this point?
I personally told myself last year to go after every popculture-obssessed fantasy now so I don't try it when I'm fifty. (Because then, you just feel like a loser, and while you're a teen, people laugh and call you brave.)
Now that it's the weekend after finals (and for the first time in 18 weeks I have this abstract concept known as FREE TIME) I've turned back to writing. And reading. I still feel... conflicted.
My Brain: "STOP! You've already hit your mid-life crisis in 10th grade! Do NOT start up another one in 11th grade!"
So, I suppose that makes my New Year's Resolution to think less. Why is that so hard?
...I blame math...
Aspen: I did. Very nice. :P
Cipherqueen: I want it to be good, too. Positive thinking!
-grins- Thinking less is way hard. IT's because we like sitting in room by ourselves, writing stories. It requires a lot of alone time. :P
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