New Year....New Lifestyle Change!

New Year, New me!  Ok yeah right.  How many times have we said this?  How long do we keep these resolutions.  Two weeks at the most.  Then again if we are really good we might even make the 1 month mark.  As a society we need to make more lifestyle changes.   Not resolutions that don't last long.  We make these committments to ourselves and for ourselves. Our intentions are good but the motivation behind them wavers.  We get distracted, discourage and busy.  When all this happens we tend to lose site of what and who is most important..... 
Most of us spend 8 hours at work another 2 to 3 hours helping the children with their homework and cooking dinner..  The crazy thing is that our day doesn't end when we put the children to bed, we still if we are married have to perform our wifely duties, oh i didn't forget all my single ladies who are married to their jobs or school.  The point I am making here is that we spend so much time doing and being so much to everyone and everything else that when it comes to the small committments/resolutions that we make on Jan. 1 for ourselves we can't even keep them. My resolution this year is to make a total life transformation.  I am going to take you all on my journey with me.  I use the term life change/transformation because I am making a more permanent change.  So hopefully with my word play I will take this more serious.  Case and point.  One of my changes that runs along the same line as defining myself is to be a sexer me.  My baby step in accomplishing this was to take all of my undies and toss them.  So I had to unfortunately say goodbye to all my granny panties.  No, I didn't have a funeral for them or host a bonfire.  I simply placed them in the trash can and walked away never to look back.  This may not be a great big leap but it forced me to act.  I had to go to the store and buy all new underwear which for me was long overdo but I had to do it and I am proud of myself.

Todays challenge:  Vow to make some lifestyle changes.  Take baby steps. Devise a plan and stick to it.  Remember the only person who suffers when you don't is you.