Happy New Year!
Like the tree? Yeah, it’s not ours
(the non-papered walls should have been a dead giveaway that it’s not even our house).
The Great Christmas Fail of 2009 resulted in us snapping pictures in front of everyone else’s trees this year. Fortunately, we actually know the owner of this one.
Today, I did not take down the holiday decorations. Nor did I clean the mess that
Wilton threw up all over my kitchen last night. And most importantly, I did not make any resolutions.
I will not promise to work out everyday, cut sweets out of my diet, keep the house clean, spend less money, or wash my car more often. Why set myself up for failure?
But what I will do is pick
One Little Word (a dangerous exercise for a wordophile). My word for 2009 was
relax. If I had to grade my success, I’d give myself a C+
(I’ll probably have to ask Hubby to grade on a curve). I certainly still have a lot to learn about unwinding, but I did a much better job of “not sweating the small stuff.” This year, the word is
try.
My first action is to
try to jumpstart my scrapbooking for the year, so I’m taking two
Big Picture Scrapbooking classes (click on the icons below to learn more; registration is still open):
What is/would be your One Little Word for this year?
(Yes, I realize I’m opening myself up for a whole lot of trouble with this question. ☺
)
I hope 2010 is a happy and healthy one for you all!

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Cheryl started her blogging and freelance writing career in 2008. She has written articles for several blogs and websites, including 24/Savvy and InterfaithFamily.com. Shortly after moving back to the South, she turned her love of content writing and social media into a career in communications, currently serving as the Community Relations Director for a local non-profit. Prior to this career change, she enjoyed 10 years in education, both in the classroom and as a curriculum developer. When she isn't in front of her computer or cleaning up after her toddler, Cheryl can be found curled up with a book and a bowl of ice cream, or attempting to be artsy. Check out the Glantz'd Elsewhere page to see Cheryl's posts on local community blogs.
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My one little word is “accept.” I think I do a lot of wishing/hoping/waiting and need to just take it as it is and make the best of what I have.
I, too, forewent resolutions. And I love your tiara! 🙂
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I don't exactly have a word but
I'm going along the lines with
“accomplish”. I hope to achieve
a number of things this year (:
merry new year~
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how awesome-good for you not creating any resolutions-i have made mine all public in hopes that from the support i get i can accomplish them-hint, hint lol 🙂
sorry again about your tree-but hey, look at all the trees you don't have to clean up 🙂
my one little word is MORE-love more, laugh more, more patience…i think that will do me well.
thanks for this great post cheryl and have a happy new year!
xoxo
sarabeth
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I love this idea! And I love your word – I could have said it for myself, too. 🙂 But, I thought of a different one – and I did my own. Thanks for sharing!!!
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I chose ENGAGE for my one little word this year. Blog post coming soon! 🙂
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