I hope all of you in the mid-Atlantic and eastward are enjoying 2010. 2009 was a good year in a lot of ways, but difficult in others. I'm looking forward to a new year and a new decade, and in order to keep myself accountable, I present to you here three new year's resolutions I intend to keep for myself. There is a theme:
1. Bike to work (to downtown St. Paul from south Minneapolis) on Bike to Work Day.
2. Ride in Southwest Community Education's annual Midnight-to-Dawn bike ride.
3. Always get to the gym enough times each month to get the health insurance discount on my membership fee.
Hopefully having concrete goals (metrics!) rather than a vague notion of "work out more" will help me. Measurement is useful.
Someone from Grinnell linked to this piece on how to make resolutions, which I liked. It in turn linked to the One-Minute-Rule, which I really like and hope to implement.
Anyway, masturbatory self-improvement aside, I hope you all have a fine new year. Don't take any guff.
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Thanks for the link to the one-minutes rule. Perhaps that should be my n.y. resolution. All the best to you and yours!
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