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Check It Off Your List
If one of your New Year’s resolution this year is to learn to play the guitar then go for it. Don’t wait till you forget it and then it will end up to your list again for next year. Research is of course the most tedious part of the process but it will help get things organized. First off, research what type of guitars you want to play and once you decide on one, look up for places where you can get lessons. Then, you can start browsing for epiphone guitars at musicians friend. Wouldn’t it be nice to finally check this off your list this year?
I don’t have any New Year’s resolutions this year but I’m hoping to make things happen. I have already encountered huge hurdles this month alone but I refuse to give in. Instead of being put off, I’ve decided to celebrate little victories and get back into reaching my goals.
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When I give things up, I like to do so on my own terms and take a certain (perhaps twisted) pride in squirrelling away my own notes on success – one week tick, two-month supertick; at three I might draw a secret happy dragon or some such – and not, very much not, having everyone watching. The pre-Hogmanay week, of chats and shared notes and plans and “support”, would fill me with dread and, I’m convinced, much added stress by about 3 January, in wondering which of your friends is lying to you and when you’re going to have to lie to them. The whole organised “street party” approach has always struck me as terrifyingly… Stepford dieters. Can you see that?