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[stewinit]

Didn't get to wish everyone a Merry Christmas before I went over to my parents' for dinner, but I hope everyone's having a brilliant holiday!

My sister, Jessie, came home and brought one of her little mates - she's nice, outgoing.  The only problem was that spent most of the afternoon making a good attempt at flirting. And, by "good attempt," I

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[eldoubleee]

New Years' resolutions are just one of those things people make only to make a right bollocks of it a month later. You're better off without one, mate.

[stewinit]

Well, yeah, a lot of people do screw it up, but there are a few in the world with actual willpower.

[eldoubleee]

True, I'll give you that. But are you one of them?

[stewinit]

I'm not sure, though I'd like to think so. Either way, it would be a good test.

[turnedcorner]

My problem with resolutions is that they require too much long-term commitment. I could handle month-long resolutions, but yearly or open-ended? Too much.

[stewinit]

That's true, but really, I think it depends on what sort of resolution you're going for. If you try to make something that only works on a monthly basis into yearly or open-ended, you're sort of setting yourself up for failure.