It
is that time of year again, the time when you reflect on the past year and look
forward to the upcoming year. Although I sometimes think that New Year’s Eve is
a rather pointless thing to celebrate (all depends if I have plans or not.) I do
enjoy the excitement of starting a new year. Ok let’s face it, I like the beginning
of a new month too!
As
many people do, they make New Year’s resolutions. I don’t know anyone who
actually keeps theirs the whole year. Is that even possible? I am not exempt
from this group of people. I have made them, and have given up on them just as
quickly.
This
year I want to say it is going to be different, but I do have that small fear
that it isn’t going to happen. The difference this year, I REALLY want to keep
my resolution.
I
have thought and searched Pintrest and the Internet for some creative
resolutions, but most of them are healthy/weight loss and even though I do need
to get some work done in these areas, I didn’t want to have that as a
resolution. I wanted something more *heart fluttery*
I
kept coming across this quote every time I searched:
So
I got to thinking that maybe I wanted this to be my resolution. What does this look like? How do I “measure”
if I am still keeping up with my resolution? I suppose this can be shown in
loads of ways, but I have picked one way that I want to focus on. Random Acts
of Kindness.
Earlier
this year I made big plans to do RAOKs every month and even wrote out a plan
with ideas. Didn’t happen.
2014
is going to be different. On the 14th of every month, I am going to perform
one RAOK, NO MATTER WHAT! There isn’t any good reason or excuse of why I couldn’t
accomplish this task.
So
please join me and hold me accountable to this resolution. Some the recipients will
know that it was me, and others they will not. I will most likely blog about
each one, unless it is to be anonymous and that person may read my blog.
I
am pretty excited about my new motto and also for the fun of blessing others.
Two
questions for you today:
- Do you make New Year’s resolutions? If so, what do you do and how do you do?
- Any ideas of RAOK I could do? I would love some creative fun ones.
Heard in church that only 8 in 100 people keep their resolutions. As for a RAOK, after a snowy day at school, go out to the parking lot and brush the snow off of windshields. Have a broom ready and waiting in the car when snow is forecast.That would surprise and delight a lot of people!! Even if it isn't on the 14th.♥♫
ReplyDeleteI love it! That is a good idea. Thanks!
DeleteYou know how I love RAOKs! I'll help you be accountable!
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