Tis the season, most ppl abandon their NYR by Jan 18th [lol], but let's hear your New Year's Resolutions.
I've been slipping on my sleep. Since the summer I went from consistently getting 8-8.5 hours a night to like 5.5-6. I'm recommitting myself to going to bed by 9 again every night. I felt much better when I was doing that, and I want to get back to that.
I'm going to change my Sirius presets in my car, and I might start eating ketchup on my fries. Still undecided on that.
My resolution for 2018 was to read one book/week. I didn't quite get there, but I think I'm at 45 or so.
I don't make serious resolutions basically ever. Some other previous ones were to work on my posture since I sit at a desk all day, and to stop eating an entire sleeve of saltines with my chicken noodle soup. I succeeded at both.
Ugh, hate the January gym people, get the fuck out of the squat rack doing your crunches
A few years ago, I resolved to never make another resolution again and, so far I've done far better with that one than any of the actual "do shit better this year" ones that I've made in my life.
I don't really do resolutions anymore, but I will use this as a time to "reset", regarding diet and exercise. I've been eating like garbage for the last two months and that needs to stop. Working out with stay the same for the most part, just up the cardio.
I weighed 197 Xmas night (lol). That's a lot for me, I hope to cut 10-15 lbs by April for a snowboard trip.
I also want to get serious about learning Spanish. If I see a deal for some classes I'll jump on it, but it's not really a priority.
posted by AutomatikI don't really do resolutions anymore, but I will use this as a time to "reset", regarding diet and exercise. I've been eating like garbage for the last two months and that needs to stop. Working out with stay the same for the most part, just up the cardio.
I weighed 197 Xmas night (lol). That's a lot for me, I hope to cut 10-15 lbs by April for a snowboard trip.
I also want to get serious about learning Spanish. If I see a deal for some classes I'll jump on it, but it's not really a priority.
What's normal for you? Sounds like 197lbs is high.
I feel ya on letting yourself go lol. In college I tore my PCL and meniscus, got up to 230 lbs! I'm ~6'2" so that was quite chunky for me. Went on a serious diet and a few yrs later I was down to 165 before I started hitting the weight room. I've settled in on 180, and if I get above that by even 5 lbs I feel like a total fat slob.
Like this year, my resolution is to get a job in Europe. I failed this year obviously, but I will go at it again this year.
I also reset my diet like Auto. I have been fine, but after September/October I tend to loosely follow my diet and I "reset" toward the end of February and start getting stricter.
180-185. I'm 6'0. just haven't really paid attention to a scale and aesthetically not that noticeable.
I do feel heavy though. I ran two miles last week and I was fucking dying. It was a wake up call.
I'm a non-participant.
Really been drinking too much and gaining weight (lack of excercise also). Need to reverse those trends.
Going to try to get a simple 30-40 minute walk in every day. Gotta get back to water as my overwhelming most drank liquid as well
I definitely need to clean up my eating, but I have no specific goals. We're also going on a spending freeze for January as we spent way too much money over the last month on gifts and random crap for ourselves.
Other than that, I'm continuing my resolution from 2016 to read more. I'll finish this year with either 50 or 51 books read, which will put me at or over 50 each of the last three years.
2 chicks at the same time
posted by SportsAndLady2 chicks at the same time
I had a resolution today to eat wings. I ate wings.
posted by Laley23
- 2018 - Wake up when alarm goes off and not hit snooze/start day lethargic versus energized. For the most part, succeeded. Probably 90% of the time.
This is actually a good idea and something I need to work on going forward. I'll add this to my list of things to get better at in 2019.
posted by Laley23
- 2018 - Wake up when alarm goes off and not hit snooze/start day lethargic versus energized. For the most part, succeeded. Probably 90% of the time.
It wasn't a resolution, but I started doing this about 5-6 years ago. This approach is definitely much better than constantly hitting snooze. I am trying to get my wife into this habit. She currently has about around 10 alarms scheduled 3-5 minutes apart. What is the point? smh.
posted by like_thatIt wasn't a resolution, but I started doing this about 5-6 years ago. This approach is definitely much better than constantly hitting snooze. I am trying to get my wife into this habit. She currently has about around 10 alarms scheduled 3-5 minutes apart. What is the point? smh.
Agreed...I don't get it. I'd rather sleep until 6:30 than 6:10 with an alarm every five minutes. I've never used a snooze button.
posted by like_thatIt wasn't a resolution, but I started doing this about 5-6 years ago. This approach is definitely much better than constantly hitting snooze. I am trying to get my wife into this habit. She currently has about around 10 alarms scheduled 3-5 minutes apart. What is the point? smh.
Wait, are you married to my wife as well?
Also, when she does finally get up she abandons her phone to be lost somewhere in the covers. Inevitably, another fucking alarm goes off while she's in the kitchen and has to scramble to find her phone to turn the damn alarm off. smh
posted by Commander of AwesomeWait, are you married to my wife as well?
Also, when she does finally get up she abandons her phone to be lost somewhere in the covers. Inevitably, another fucking alarm goes off while she's in the kitchen and has to scramble to find her phone to turn the damn alarm off. smh
lol....my wife sets her alarm for 5:00 am and doesn’t have to be at work until 7:30 (works 5 min away)
She does get nervous and do the “are you getting up shoulder nudge” 1 min before my alarm gets ready to go off
