"I hereby resolve to:"
Get dressed before noon..
.or at the very least, before the video conferencing call with my boss.
• 4) Not talk on my cell phone
while in the bathroom doing - - - (you finish this sentence).
• 5) Never pull away from the gasoline pump ...
with the hose still in the tank (darn those cell phone calls).
• 6) Try and drive at or under the speed limit ...
at least when I'm not hungry, tired or late.
• 7) Watch more television –
it IS the "window into the world", right?
• 8) Keep my opinions to myself
(yeah, right).
• 9) Get two friends to START smoking ...
that way I'll feel less guilty that I don't seem able to quit.
• 10) Play harder, work less ...
who needs a paycheck anyway?
• 13) Wear something
other than sweat pants to the grocery store ...
• 14) Stop procrastinating ...
(I think I just might start next month).
• 15) Enjoy the sweeter side of life –
M&Ms, cheesecake and ...
• 16) Gain some weight –
I think I caught a glimpse of one of my ribs in the mirror yesterday.
• 17) Read something this year ...
other than the gossip columns.
• 18) Drive myself to the fitness center
when I feel like going from now on ... because walking there makes me perspire.
• 19) Stop leaving my dirty gym socks
lying in the middle of the floor. I'll leave them on the kitchen table, where they're easier to reach.
• 20) Kick the caffeine habit –
hey, why does my over-sized coffee mug smell like sweaty socks?
• 21) Read those books I bought 5 years ago
on "how to improve my memory" ... I keep forgetting to read them.
• 22) Be more decisive ...
I'll absolutely try to attempt to think about resolving to be more decisive, if I possibly can.
• 23) Quit making those SAME excuses ...
I make the same excuses each year, why I'll do better next year, and it's getting pretty old - this year I resolve to come up with some new excuses instead.
MINORITY LANGUAGES questions:
1. Which languages are the most popular these days?
2. Is there a language that you’d like to learn?
3. Are there languages that are referred to as “endangered”? Have you ever heard of “indigenous” languages/ minority languages?