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[kaffy_r]

New Years Evolutions
My Best Beloved makes one resolution every New Year; not to kick a pig out of a zeppelin. He's always been spectacularly successful at keeping it. I've rarely made, and even more rarely kept, any resolutions. So this year I decided to try evolving rather than resolving. By which I mean, I suppose, that if I fall off the wagon on any of the private promises I make to myself, I shall simply clamber back up, instead of declaring that I'm a hopeless case and immediately dropping all my efforts.

It's a start, I suppose.

Comments

[mjlayman.livejournal.com]

I would say that meant you hadn't really decided. That you were just thinking that would be a good thing to do. Because when you really decide, then you're ready to do it.

Although sneak attacks are a good idea, too!

[kaffy_r]

Ah. Difference in word interpretation, then. That's fine; we are seeing the same picture, which is what we want here! (And hurrah for sneak attacks. They often provide better results for me than other approaches.)