Every year, filled with hope, I make my list of resolutions; tuck the list away, only to forget about it. It is as if just making the list would fulfill it. A wise person said, “The road to failure is paved with good intentions”. Although I do not consider myself a failure, I am often disappointed when I look at my list at the end of the year. I rationalize that maybe I set the bar too high, or that some other situation over shadowed everything, ie, the economy, family issues and health. Truth be known, I was just was not motivated enough to do the work. I find my retirement has given me license to avoid it. This year I decided to break with tradition and not make a list. I know what I would like to accomplish and if fate and my motivation stays with me, I will get it done. If not, at least I will not have another list to remind me that I dropped the ball again.

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Comment by Eva Macie on January 3, 2010 at 2:37am
Well, wherever it came from it is a wise philosophy Mo Mapes! I agree with everything you are saying. I guess the control freak in me, thanks to my Dad, always feels I have to take responsibility, work hard and try to make things happen.The Spiritual side of me, thanks to my Grandmother, knows better, but waits patiently for me to surrender.:o)

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