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Lapwing Mon 28-Dec-15 09:40:11

My plans are to eat more healthily, exercise more and finally totally cut out the diet coke.

Sadiesnan Mon 28-Dec-15 09:39:19

I'm up for continuing my diet, carrying on with my fitness classes and staying positive. This was my second Christmas after being diagnosed with cancer, so it's VERY important for me to stick to my resolutions.

Happy New Year everyone x

jogginggirl Mon 28-Dec-15 09:37:34

Oh definitely teetime smile
My DS bought me a natty little planner for Christmas with an ideas board so I have no excuse!
I am still in bed with a very nasty flu-type virus which DS also brought me for Christmashmm
It gives me time to think about how I need to change what I am doing with my life. I am looking after genuinely needy people BUT there are changes planned to ease some of the strain. Hopefully this should give me more time to do the things I enjoy and are necessary to live a healthier but less frenetic lifesmile
So - more regular exercise, healthier eating plan, stop saying yes to everything/everyone - take more time to just be a human being rather than a human doing .... How's that for starters ...? wink

Teetime Mon 28-Dec-15 09:19:02

I know not everyone likes to do this BUT as DH told me he is making his (never been known before usually the old joke 'I'm resolving not to make resolutions') I suppose I had better show willing too. So I will have to take some of the extra weight I have put on off (sorry pedants ), get down to some proper writing and importantly for me stop wasting time and letting others waste it for me.
Anyone else thinking about it?