2010, here we come!

[blueerica]

As for 2009 - no resolutions, really. Just have more fun. I had plenty o' good times and bad in '08, so I should just try to make '09 even better. I mean, why not?

Huzzah! Success!!

I did see a comment last year about my job, which became more challenging and rewarding over the course of this past year. I am, however, becoming exhausted with the commute.

There's also a comment in my post about getting a house. I thought it would have happened in '09, but it didn't. Maybe in '10. I'm just not super pleased with the pickin's in Utah. They're either too big (we don't need 6 bedrooms in our wildest dreams) and, thus, over our budget, or their pieces of sh*t. Or they're even farther away. We'll see.

I'll have to start thinking of some resolutions. I think that it might be good to set one or two to see how I do. There's a lot of room for improvement in my daily life that could be measured at the end of 2010.

[3894]

This next year will bring a huge change for me: my younger kid will go off to college. Tom and I will be empty-nesters and that is the way it should be. Independence is what we want for our children. Still, it's a huge change and I will shed some tears.

I think I'll get more serious about sewing. That sounds kind of sad in context but, really, it's not. I love sewing. I love clothes.

I would like to enter a sewing contest and win. I would sew Issey Miyake stuff - you know, Japanese high-concept clothing. I'll let you know if your votes would help.

[BarTopDancer]

Originally Posted by 3894

I think I'll get more serious about sewing. That sounds kind of sad in context but, really, it's not. I love sewing. I love clothes.

My mom turned my room into her sewing room. She's currently making a quilt for me with my old Girl Scout badges and patches on it.