I think one of our greatest holiday traditions is having New Years Resolutions. Granted, people should have goals all year-round, and should be ambitious in achieving them. But, this end of the year tradition reminds us of our goals and perhaps by sharing them with each other, we all get a little boost in ambition.
So in that spirit, I would like to share my New Years Resolutions:
1. Get into grad school (St. Johns in Annapolis, Maryland is my preferred choice).
2. Continue to work out well and even step up my routine.
3. Join a squash league.
4. Continue to publish daily on this blog - I love writing like this.
5. Make more time to read, starting with Tara Smith's two books: Viable Values and Ayn Rand's Normative Ethics: The Virtuous Egoist.
6. Start taking piano lessons, and maybe trumpet lessons as well.
7. And this should go without saying...go into NYC a lot to see the New York Philharmonic at Lincoln Center! :-D
I'd like to hear yours. Comment! And, happy new years!
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Sunday, December 31, 2006
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2 comments:
Hey, if you go down to MD for grad school, you'll have to find new venues for your classical music addiction!
Yes I will! They do have the Kennedy Center down there, which is a decent substitute. But I will be very sad without my New York Philharmonic. They are first rate!
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