What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve?
I always thought it was ironic to combine a night of
drunkenness and indulgence with making new goals/resolutions. How many times
have I resolved to have a healthier lifestyle in the new year, only to wake up
on the first day of that new year, hung over, exhausted and regretting all of
the rich, albeit, delicious food that went along with the celebrations.
New Year’s Eve is not the night to get creative and start making fancy cocktails…and yet every year I do. Because New Year’s Eve = party. And I just end up answering that call – to celebrate! I don’t even like champagne, but come New Year’s, I suddenly MUST have some.
A couple of years ago, I realized that many of my friends don’t even believe in making resolutions because they never stick. I was floored by that opinion, because, of course, I realized that for the most part, they are right.
But what does that say about us? Can’t we change? And if we want to make some changes, why not make them at the beginning of a new year? It s…
New Year’s Eve is not the night to get creative and start making fancy cocktails…and yet every year I do. Because New Year’s Eve = party. And I just end up answering that call – to celebrate! I don’t even like champagne, but come New Year’s, I suddenly MUST have some.
A couple of years ago, I realized that many of my friends don’t even believe in making resolutions because they never stick. I was floored by that opinion, because, of course, I realized that for the most part, they are right.
But what does that say about us? Can’t we change? And if we want to make some changes, why not make them at the beginning of a new year? It s…