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new year resolutions #1 (permalink) Sun Jan 20, 2008 10:57 am   new year resolutions
 

Hi,

Did you make a new year resolution this year? And more important, have you kept to it? Mine was to eat less but I think I'll leave it for a bit!

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new year resolutions #2 (permalink) Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:21 am   new year resolutions
 

Mine was the same after gaining a stone over Christmas. I've been doing alright by not combining my carbohydrates (pasta, spuds, rice) with animal fats. In other words, no crabs with carbs :!:
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new year resolutions #3 (permalink) Sun Jan 20, 2008 13:27 pm   new year resolutions
 

This year, is gonna be important yet exciting year for me. Possibly, this year I will finish my undergraduate study. I want to apply Australia PR and find the job here. As the Australia immigration requirement, I need to provide IELST with 7. Thus, this year, I need put great effort in my learning English activities.

Another resolution is to be more socialized, get involve in voluntary activities.
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new year resolutions #4 (permalink) Mon Jan 28, 2008 22:42 pm   new year resolutions
 

For me, making New Year's resolution is silly. Why New Year? Why not 5th July or 3rd March? :) People tend to make resolutions when something ends/starts, like "next month", "from Monday", "1st January" and so on. And then you get irritated with yourself that you didn't keep your resolution. Try strenghtening your strong will more often than once a year, peaople! ;)
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new year resolutions #5 (permalink) Tue Jan 29, 2008 8:26 am   new year resolutions
 

The goal I set was to learn 2 000 new words in German, if possible - more, and to maintain, if possible - improve, my body performance. I think I am progressing quite well for now. :) Oh, yes, and to take a driver's license. :shock:
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new year resolutions #6 (permalink) Tue Jan 29, 2008 14:32 pm   new year resolutions
 

Just out of curiosity SkiIuck, why 2000 words?
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new year resolutions #7 (permalink) Tue Jan 29, 2008 15:28 pm   new year resolutions
 

NinaZara wrote:
Just out of curiosity SkiIuck, why 2000 words?

Because this number sounds realistically to me. If I focus exclusively on German I will be able to learn a lot more, say, 10 000, but I highly doubt I will be able to memorize them well.
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new year resolutions #8 (permalink) Tue Jan 29, 2008 21:40 pm   new year resolutions
 

Ski: if you learn systematically and don't overload your brain, it's possible. Good luck mate! :)
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new year resolutions #9 (permalink) Wed Jan 30, 2008 4:10 am   new year resolutions
 

i don't have any new year resolution because i haven't achieved the last one yet....... =(
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new year resolutions #10 (permalink) Wed Jan 30, 2008 8:04 am   new year resolutions
 

underdog wrote:
i don't have any new year resolution because i haven't achieved the last one yet....... =(

...which is?
P.S. Aro, it is all about perseverance - in everything and everywhere.
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new year resolutions #11 (permalink) Thu Feb 07, 2008 22:32 pm   new year resolutions
 

SkiIucK wrote:
underdog wrote:
i don't have any new year resolution because i haven't achieved the last one yet....... =(

...which is?
P.S. Aro, it is all about perseverance - in everything and everywhere.


i smoke, i drink, i wanted to quit them so badly. i did stop for about a month. but i picked it up again... =(

so, i guess quiting smoking and drinking will be my new "new year resolution" again...
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new year resolutions #12 (permalink) Fri Feb 08, 2008 9:25 am   new year resolutions
 

underdog wrote:
SkiIucK wrote:
underdog wrote:
i don't have any new year resolution because i haven't achieved the last one yet....... =(

...which is?
P.S. Aro, it is all about perseverance - in everything and everywhere.


i smoke, i drink, i wanted to quit them so badly. i did stop for about a month. but i picked it up again... =(

so, i guess quiting smoking and drinking will be my new "new year resolution" again...

When my mum began having pulmonary problems, she quit cigarettes quickly. But 'problems' should here read 'close to coffin'. Rapid deterioration made her quit.
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new year resolutions #13 (permalink) Fri Feb 08, 2008 22:43 pm   new year resolutions
 

My friend had a resolution to eat more chocolate this year and she's hanging on to it tightly! :)
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new year resolutions #14 (permalink) Tue Feb 12, 2008 15:37 pm   new year resolutions
 

Keep trying, underdog! If anyone can, YOU can!

I just LOVE it when people want to try improving their health and general well being.
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new year resolutions #15 (permalink) Wed Feb 20, 2008 18:07 pm   new year resolutions
 

NinaZara wrote:
Keep trying, underdog! If anyone can, YOU can!

I just LOVE it when people want to try improving their health and general well being.


hey, yah,, thx nina. i haven't smoked for a while now.. haha.. becos i m broke~ T^T

SkiIucK wrote:
When my mum began having pulmonary problems, she quit cigarettes quickly. But 'problems' should here read 'close to coffin'. Rapid deterioration made her quit.


hey, man, thx for sharing your mom's story. i'm sorry to hear that~
i hope she's doing fine now!! ;)
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