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Jane faced the blank paper, her pen poised to create her annual New Year’s Resolutions. In all fifty-eight years (not counting the early years), Jane had determined, no, absolutely committed writing out these resolutions.
She wrote the same ancient
promises each year: lose weight,
exercise more, and attend church more frequently, etcetera. She read the list and grimaced.
Jane wadded the paper and threw
it at the trashcan.
The OCD**part of her would have
insisted that she retrieve the wad and place it properly.
But Jane had already started a new list: Do what I damn well please.
** Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (we all have it in one way or another)
But Jane had already started a new list: Do what I damn well please.
** Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (we all have it in one way or another)
Yes we do all have it in one way or another and now I'll probably spend the next few hours obsessing over what it is I am OCD about. Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteGood for Jane. I hope life does not get in the way and she is successful. Happy New Year to you :-)
ReplyDeleteThat is the way to be, chuck it away and do what you want. Oh I admit to ocd tendencies lol but they keep me ahead of the 8 ball. Happy new year
ReplyDeleteLol. Great list. Have a happy 2014.
ReplyDeleteYay Jane. A truly wonderful resolution.
ReplyDeleteTo all who commented: Have a wonderful 2014. With all the problems faced in 2013, we all have remained strong with a sense of humor.
ReplyDeleteI don't make resolutions, never have. Now and again I tell myself I'll try to stay away from the computer and get out more, but that's throughout the year, after I've sat on my bum all summer, then again after I've sat on my bum all winter.....I just don't see the point in promising myself unachievable goals just because a new year is beginning. I do like the sound of Do What I Damn Well Please.
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I am not making resolutions this year either because I want the freedom to do what I want and not be held down by resolutions or disappointed by them. Happy 2014!
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