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Hi kids!
Just two more days and we will be bidding adieu to the year 2007 and welcoming 2008. This is the time when we take stock of our activities and achievements in the year that is about to end and make New Year resolutions for the upcoming year.
Have you ever thought how many resolutions you actually stuck to over the past years? They are meant to be honoured, for what is the point of making resolutions when you are unable to keep them? It’s better to keep your resolution list small and realistic, so that you have better chances of achieving the goals you set for yourself in the new year.
One way to make your year productive is to pledge yourself to learn something new in the coming year so that when at the end of the year you take stock of your achievements you will have something to feel very good about. It will also satisfy you that you did not waste the year and accomplished what you set out to do. For instance, you can learn to cook or sew, or you can learn a new language, or play a game that you were unable to do in the outgoing year. It need not be something big but of considerable importance. A mother, last year, decided to learn to sms and chat so she could keep in touch with her children who are abroad. Now she feels very proud that she learnt something which she never paid much attention to previously. If you have mastered one art early in the year it would boost your self-confidence as well as give you the encouragement to do more in the remaining part of year.
Whatever you do, be happy and try to make others around you happy.
Happy New Year to all! See you next year.
Bye!
Ed
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