• HOPES FOR THE NEW YEAR •



There are many goals I set myself every new year. All the new years resolutions that make me feel as though I'm about to become and new, and improved, me. Some of the usual might be:




...however, on the 5th January, I'll already find myself being late, putting no effort into anything and most definitely not moving from the couch as soon as I'm home from school. So why do we make this resolutions? Why bother if we can only keep them for a week? I know I make them in the hopes that I will buckle down and get my act together the next year. I strive on the thought that I could be a motivated young women making her way through high school whilst doing amazing things at the time; but it's just not the reality.

My biggest problem with the new year is that I always hope to start it as a new person, a changed person. Are my expectations too high for myself? As 2014 draws to an end, I'm looking back on this year with great disappointment and sadness. This year, for me, has been a year of holding back and procrastinating every waking second. If I could rewind, I would start revising much harder and much more from the very beginning. I would make sure I have time for my family, friends, work and the internet all at different times. I would put my phone down for a day and play with my younger brother. I would do my school work as soon as I get home so that I could have plenty of free time afterwards. I would make sure I get a good night's sleep instead of staying up to talk to a boy, who 2 months later, paid no attention to me. But I can't go back. And, with it nearly being 2015, all I can do is learn and act. I know I must not regret the past year, but I much also take heed of things that did not go my way, and I must strive to improve them this year.

This year I think I'm going to make one goal, and that is to live the year as I do. I want the year to unfold as it may, surprising me with every turn I take by choice. I feel that setting myself smaller goals along the way might be much more useful than making one long list at the start of the year, then getting half way through and that list not being suited to me any longer.

So as we head into the new year, I am firstly going to let go. I am going to let go of all the negative vibes I have held within me for the past few months. I am going to pick up my phone and limit all contact with those who only want something from me. I am going to let go of those who have hurt me and leave behind me, in 2014. I am going to let go of all the bad that has happened over the past year and head into 2015 with a clear head. Secondly, I am going to make sure my attitude is positive. I am going to surround myself with the ones I love and put down my phone more than just once a day, when I am going to sleep. I am going to finish what coursework I need to finish and leave the stress behind. I am going to head into the new year with a happy attitude and a desire to throw myself into every opportunity that comes my way.

So to 2015 I truly do say 'come at me'.

If you have any hopes/aspirations for 2015, please comment them below. I'd love to hear them! To anyone who reads this blog, thank you so much. Hears to 2015, I hope you have an amazing year!


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Wednesday 31 December 2014

• HOPES FOR THE NEW YEAR •



There are many goals I set myself every new year. All the new years resolutions that make me feel as though I'm about to become and new, and improved, me. Some of the usual might be:




...however, on the 5th January, I'll already find myself being late, putting no effort into anything and most definitely not moving from the couch as soon as I'm home from school. So why do we make this resolutions? Why bother if we can only keep them for a week? I know I make them in the hopes that I will buckle down and get my act together the next year. I strive on the thought that I could be a motivated young women making her way through high school whilst doing amazing things at the time; but it's just not the reality.

My biggest problem with the new year is that I always hope to start it as a new person, a changed person. Are my expectations too high for myself? As 2014 draws to an end, I'm looking back on this year with great disappointment and sadness. This year, for me, has been a year of holding back and procrastinating every waking second. If I could rewind, I would start revising much harder and much more from the very beginning. I would make sure I have time for my family, friends, work and the internet all at different times. I would put my phone down for a day and play with my younger brother. I would do my school work as soon as I get home so that I could have plenty of free time afterwards. I would make sure I get a good night's sleep instead of staying up to talk to a boy, who 2 months later, paid no attention to me. But I can't go back. And, with it nearly being 2015, all I can do is learn and act. I know I must not regret the past year, but I much also take heed of things that did not go my way, and I must strive to improve them this year.

This year I think I'm going to make one goal, and that is to live the year as I do. I want the year to unfold as it may, surprising me with every turn I take by choice. I feel that setting myself smaller goals along the way might be much more useful than making one long list at the start of the year, then getting half way through and that list not being suited to me any longer.

So as we head into the new year, I am firstly going to let go. I am going to let go of all the negative vibes I have held within me for the past few months. I am going to pick up my phone and limit all contact with those who only want something from me. I am going to let go of those who have hurt me and leave behind me, in 2014. I am going to let go of all the bad that has happened over the past year and head into 2015 with a clear head. Secondly, I am going to make sure my attitude is positive. I am going to surround myself with the ones I love and put down my phone more than just once a day, when I am going to sleep. I am going to finish what coursework I need to finish and leave the stress behind. I am going to head into the new year with a happy attitude and a desire to throw myself into every opportunity that comes my way.

So to 2015 I truly do say 'come at me'.

If you have any hopes/aspirations for 2015, please comment them below. I'd love to hear them! To anyone who reads this blog, thank you so much. Hears to 2015, I hope you have an amazing year!


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