Happy New Year!
Jan 7th, 2009 Posted in General | View CommentsWelcome back for another exciting installment of baconandtofu.com!
It’s been a little too long since we last wrote so don’t expect us to catch you up on everything that happened. In fact, I’m going to bury my head in the sand and pretend like it’s only been a week since we last blogged. It’s fun. You should try it.
With it being the new year, it is time for looking back at last year’s resolutions and making some new ones for 2009. Without further adieu, let’s get started with the recap:
- Post to the blog more often (Both): This one was looking good for a while (vegan mofo, anyone?) then we seemed to completely lose track of our goal and didn’t post for the last 2 months of the year. I’m going to call this one a moderate fail.
- Quit Watching Gilmore Girls (Colleen): Colleen totally kicked ass on this one. It was tough for the first couple weeks but after that she never looked back. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that we got rid of extended cable so she couldn’t watch it now, even if she wanted to
Still, I am going to label this under perfecto! - Quit Biting Fingernails (Sat): This was one I totally kicked ass at, although I’ve noticed myself gnawing on them a bit lately. Not biting them, just annoyed when they get too long. Luckily I got a mini grooming kit for the office so if I catch myself biting at them, I can just trim them off. Still, I would consider this a big win!
- A Veggie Side With Everything Dinner (Both): We didn’t do a good job of tracking this one but I feel like we are much more conscience of it now that we are a member of the Be Wise Ranch CSA. I consider this one a split.
- 25 Sit-Ups Per Day (Sat): This one was pretty easy, especially with my really fun exercise ball. I tick it off every day on Remember the Milk and I only missed 5-10 days all year. Successful resolution, FTW!
For those keeping track at home (or wherever you are on the road), that is 3 successes, 1 fail, and 1 split. Not bad, I guess.
Now, time to move on to this year’s resolutions. Read the rest of this entry »
