Its that time of year again. Typically on New Years or in the days (maybe weeks) to follow you give yourself a New Years Resolution. Many people decide they are going to start to go to the gym again and for the month of January the gym's are packed, then in February less and March less again. Last year I gave myself a New Years resolution and for the 2023 year I stuck to it 90 % of the time. I decided to give up soda. I now drink 10 times more water, almost always water at lunch and dinner.
If I have a choice, I choose flying. Driving is fine, but I find my self less and less patient with a long drive.
Today is New Years Day and, annually, we make New Year's resolutions. The statistics on resolution success are a bit discouraging. Twenty-three percent of people quit their resolutions by the end of the first week and forty-three percent quit by the end of the first month. In fact, the second Friday in January has been coined as “Quiter’s Day,” reflecting the day that most people break their resolutions.
Going into New Year’s Eve, I prepare my annual year-end commentary recounting my top ten shows for the past 12 months.
As tradition dictates, I now enter the world of pontification, prognostication, conjecture, hunches, and outright guessing.
Since 2007 my total record is 25 for 51 (I'm batting .490)
If you'd like to see the year by year breakdown click here.
So here are my predictions for 2024 (drum roll please, I'm going out on a limb with 6)
• A significant immigration bill will be passed
The other day, I looked out our bedroom window and was shocked to see our neighbor’s backyard.
I am curious, because usually I will keep up my Christmas decorations until around January 1, but this particular year, I am sooooo over the holidays that I will be taking it down like, NOW!
Maybe this year was too hectic and I did not really get to enjoy the season so I want the vestiges of it gone, maybe I need to clear my space for the new year to start with a fresh palate. Maybe I am just being a scrooge!
What is your typical deconstruct date?
