New Year's Resolution

Hobey Ho* and a Happy 2014 to all you Cyber Readers! 

Tis the season for the infamous 'New Year's Resolution'. With the new year upon us, people since the ancient Romans, have made pledges to themselves and others to become better people, pay off debts, get in shape, get in touch with that person from high school or college. I admit that I have made all these resolutions myself over the past 10 years. One thing that we all have in common though, is that hardly any body ever actually achieves these goals. Come on admit it to your self, since you've started making 'resolutions' you commit to it fervently for the first couple days (especially if it involves with the gym or working out), a couple weeks (something small like not going out to eat or get a coffee everyday), or a month or two tops (trying to keep your house clean, cooking, or trying to read more often). But sooner or later we all quite and succumb to who we really are and revert back to our old habits. 

This year one of my resolutions is to write everyday. And what better way to do this then with my blog. Since I was a little girl, I've always liked reading and writing. I wrote my first story on the computer when I was six, I will admit that I kind of plagiarized the classic Jack and the beanstalk, spinning it with my own characters and the giant was actually nice! He cooked an excellent meal for us trespassers and we even became friends, but yes we did climb up a magic beanstalk into the sky. Don't judge me, I was only six! No more plagiarizing for me, after I found out what that word actually meant. 

This is the year I will get back into writing and hopefully maybe one of my ideas will become the next New York Times Bestseller! Here's to hoping anyways. Wish me luck! 

P.S. - I know that it's already the middle of January before I made this resolution when tradition states that I should have already made this plan and executed it at the beginning of January but see to an earlier post I made about procrastination. 

*'Hobey Ho' comes from a book series called Pendragon by DJ MacHale. Brilliant young adult series. I like the saying, just another form of salutations that I love to say but always get strange looks since nobody understands the small two word phrase, and then I start explaining the saying and then becomes pointless in saying it in the first place. Anyways rant and explanation done, for now anyways.

Cheers, Fallbur