As is usual for the past few years, one of my plans for the new year is to blog more. Except, this year I'm calling it a resolution, rather than goal, which connotes something to be accomplished. By resolving to do it, I don't have to worry about being perfect because I'm not rushing toward a specific end. I resolved to post five times a week. I made a resolutions chart for all of my resolutions and I check it off daily.
This post is entitled "Thinking" because I'm thinking about what I want to do with this blog. I definitely want to talk about books because they are such a large part of my life. Plus I'm involved in a challenge where I am supposed to post reviews to mark my progress and I'm participating in that readalong where I'm supposed to check in four times. But I don't want to solely be a book blog because I like having a place where I can talk about whatever I wind up talking about. Having a blog is a good way to share. However, I feel like I need a definite purpose, a definite vision for this blog. And that's what I'm thinking about. Anyway, you might see some changes in the blog over the next little while as I sort this out.
I hope y'all had a happy new year. I stay at my apartment and read and watched Gone With the Wind. It was totally low-key. I was in bed watching Gilmore Girls with the lights out when I saw that it was 12:05. I said goodnight to the world and went to sleep. It was great. And yesterday I stayed in my pajamas all day, I made fried chicken for supper, and watched Pleasantville. Today I'm going to try to plan on leaving my apartment, if only to check the mail. (I've been in here since I got back Thursday afternoon) I'm having a lovely time reveling in a glorious nothing until school starts next Monday. I plan on getting a few letters written and some reading done. I've also been cleaning and rearranging things in my apartment, which is really pretty satisfying work.
Sounds like my kind of New Year's! I didn't do much of anything either--my plans fell through when a friend didn't get back to me. I just laid around reading and my dad went outside in the cold and lit a few fireworks.
ReplyDeleteI'll be looking forward to seeing what you do with this blog!
I think we're a lot alike--if it weren't for Jeff, I'd probably spend a lot more time by myself at home. I know I need to get out and I usually have fun when I do. But I love just to be at home and relax and have time to do the things I want to do. Enjoy your time before school starts!
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