18

   Suprisingly having a blog nobody reads actually has held me accountable for New Years resolutions that no one knows about. I've actually been doing my best to make changes so I'd have something positive to post here. I've also come up with few more changes (reversions) I want to make. If you can't tell by the blog title and the fact that I did'nt even try to work on my resolutions until nearly the end of January, I am a SLACKER!  I don't know why I just have always been the type of person whose motto has been "Why do something today, when you can do it tomorrow". Of course this attitude has caused me nothing but problems, but hey "Gotta be me...right"?  So the number one change I want to make is to stop procrastinating so much. On that note, this past week any time I thought about something I really needed to do... I DID IT! Common sense right...? (I over use the ellipsis a lot but, I just love it so) but to a slacker a novel concept.  I tackled the biggest challenge first which brings us to the title of the post 18. Thats right ladies and gentlemen I did eighteen loads of laundry on sunday.
How do you even let that happen? Survey says... SLACKING! The fact that was the last of the laundry after a donating/laundry marathon in December is a story for another post.
    I also downloaded an app for the camera on my phone that allows me to to take more interesting pictures, and have started researching cameras to buy. I posted some pictures I took with my phone this week.
That's all I have time for now but I'll post more tomorrow.

Bandwagons

I've always loved bandwagons so I figured I'd start a blog. Hopefully, blogs are so played out by now that my having one can be called 'retro' and I can keep my wanna be hipster status. (see disclaimer) I made some resolutions this year and I thought writing about them in a blog that I assume no one will read will keep me accountable. So... here you go no one "PRESENTING"  my resolutions in no particular order.

1.Take more pictures. Confession: I have a child and don't own a camera. Must capture cuteness before it turns into sullen teenage goo.

2.Read less. It's a weird one I know but I sometimes read five books a week.

3.Stop smoking things.

4.Start running again.

5.Stop being a slacker and get back in school. I'm not happy at work and am not using my degree and therefore I need a new one.

6. Date! I'm 30 and extremely single.

So if you're interested in reading about me failing miserably at these goals read on my friend.




 Disclaimer: I have no idea what a hipster is. When a google search was performed I was presented with images so frightening almost an hour of thumb sucking was required to calm down.