I had a interesting discussion at work about the new year and how we've hyped it into a holiday that means much more than it should. Basically, it's a day where we make broken promises to ourselves in an effort to feel better.
A tad harsh I will admit, but I suppose there is some truth in it. I've always looked forward to the new year as a time of new beginnings. I've made resolutions and promises that I've broken. I've made some that I've kept. This year will be no different. Except, instead of saying that I'm going to go to the gym more and eat less sugar, I'm focusing on my less physical things.
This year, I hope to spend more time with friends and less time studying. I want to knit more, spend time in daily bible study and grow my faith. I want to volunteer and do more good works. I want to be a better friend. I want to open my heart to more people.
I was recently told that I am a "cold" person. While I don't agree with that statement (and I hope there are others who don't as well), I do find it difficult to warm up to people right away. Something else that I will attent to work on as well- being more approachable. Especially at work.
So, in the spirit of the new year I shall go forth and start anew.
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