It’s the first day of a whole new year! Are you ready to tackle whatever 2022 throws at you? We sure are!
Making a New Year’s resolution is a great way to start the year. Gym memberships skyrocket in January, vegetables sell out faster, and bookstores make a good profit. People are holding themselves to more exercise, more veggies, and more reading.
What is your New Year’s resolution (or resolutions)? You can select up to two answers in the poll below. If you select “other,” please leave a comment and tell us what it is, if you’re comfortable sharing, of course. Thanks!
Survive 2022.
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Spend more time on the road exploring new places.
Lose weight and get my side woodworking business off the ground.
Get my antique car, a 1936 Hudson Terraplane street rod project on the road. When I started, I didn’t realize how much work (and money) it takes to build a car and all of the little details necessary to get a one roadworthy, safe and complete. I just keep telling myself, like eating an elephant, one bite at a time.
Enjoy each and every day as much as possible.
We don’t make resolutions. They usually just fall by the wayside on January second. 🙂
Listen more, talk less.
I like it. You have the right idea Randy.
Use our motorhome at least a total of 4 months during the year.
No one to make resolutions. Don’t need the stress that’s why one retires. Better to set goals to work towards and not promises to yourself that will feel like failure.
Our New Years resolution is the same we made last year….To make it through another year. We are in our late 70’s and age catches up to you fast. A Happy, Healthy, Prosperous and Peaceful New Year to All.
My New Years Resolution is to camp in the RV more in 2022
…do more writing…
Once a month I’m planning on taking a donation of unused “stuff” to our local Goodwill or church fir clothing.
For us we are hoping to survive another year of Covid.
My resolution would be way too controversial here, so I’ll zip my lip (er, keyboard). 🙂
Don’t make new years resolutions.
My vision involves positivity and gratitude. Why would I add something that is not already in my vision?
No resolution – I’m close to perfect (for me) now.
Smile more and laugh often
My New Year Resolution – to find joy in each day. Being a “Debbie Downer” is unproductive.
To continue due diligence in my efforts to stay healthy,,,,,which is a lot easier than it seems if you have a wife who has been a cytotech her entire working career.
My resolution… don’t make a resolution. May forget or can’t keep it anyways. Not necessary.
No resolution for me.
No resolution for me.
Be kinder to others.
I’m perfect why change. ROTFLOL
I vowed more than 40 years ago never to make a New Years resolution, that the only one I’ve ever kept.
Same resolution I make every year and never break, I resolve to never make any News Year Resolutions and never fail in that endeavor.
Don’t do stupid things.
I voted to lose some weight, about 10 lbs., and Other which means spending more time camping this year.
I am normally pretty active when home, runner, long 4-5 mile walk’s, road biking, but when we camp I get off schedule enjoying the campground and our surroundings.
Coming in May will be our longest trip yet, by miles and days and it is something my wife and I have looked forward to as we came up to retirement.
Happy New Year to All!
Beat my very aggressive prostate cancer with surgery, hormone treatment, adherence to diet and exercise routines, and radiation so I can continue to enjoy our new motorhome!
We normally don’t make such resolutions BUT after two years of pandemic hibernation and one four-hour back operation we would like to be able to renew our quest for 2000 miles on our bicycles and the ability to eat lunch at a suitable restaurant halfway thru our daily ride; with no masks!
I vow to be more tolerant and kind, so I will pull up my big girl panties and suck it up! Here’s to a healthier 2022. Hope to see you on the road again soon!
None.
None
Our resolutions are to make it to 0001 hours 1 Jan 2023! (Well – we kept last years resolution!)
Don’t have a particular resolution, but after six months of retirement I’m realizing that I’m not really cut out for it during a pandemic. So, looking at going back to work for another decade or so.
i don’t make resolutions.
I don’t make a resolution.
I don’t make resolutions. If I want to do something I will just do it. 😎
me two
Should have included a spot for the people who don’t make one. Most people I know don’t usually make them. Like me..
I’m not making any resolutions! I’ve already lost 30+ lbs, workout 6 days a week both cardio and strength training, eat healthy,quit smoking Aug 1 1994, haven’t had an alcoholic drink since 1988. We just had a house built in 2019. Volunteer at our local schools when we aren’t on the road. Feed our wild life that hangs out on our 28 acres. Pretty much happy with our lives of enjoying each and everyday the Lord gives us.
I don’t make resolutions. They are seldom kept
None
Appreciate every day more!
Guess you could say mine was not to make any.
Never understood the concept.
I don’t waste my time making and breaking resolutions! Just live for the day and prep for tomorrow, everything gets better with time!
Not making a resolution.
Each new day is the first day of the rest of your life so to make the best of it with family and friends.
I haven’t made a resolution in the 66 years I have had a chance to (though many of the first opportunities were before I knew what a resolution was!)
I really don’t have a resolution.
To enjoy life that is given to me and family.
try to be more understanding and more patient
I am 65 years old and my New Year resolution is to live to be 120 years old. So far so good.
1265 x 1080 😁
RV remodeled. This year plan to travel at least every month or every month at the most. Finding blind locking sites.
Enjoy each day as it could be the last one. Can’t change yesterday and have no control over tomorrow,so just enjoy today and glad to have a good spouse to share it with
No resolutions!
None for me either!
me either
None here either!
Calm down. Be understanding. Be nice. Giving advice is much easier then following it.
I’ve never believed in making resolutions. Knowing things have to change, should be incentive enough. But sometimes it take time.
Ditto
To travel in my RV again. I didn’t travel in 2020 because all of the covid restrictions made it not worth wasting the gas, and I didn’t travel in 2021 because I was going through cancer treatments. I’m cancer-free and ready to hit the road.
Yay, Debby! That’s great news! Here’s to many happy and healthy years on the road in your RV! Take care. 🙂 –Diane
I make a resolution to make no resolutions. No problems then!
I choose Joy. It is too easy to view life and it’s event through a negative lens. I choose to react to life by finding joy, in an event, in my surrounding, in friends and family. All of life is not easy or light-hearted, but if I can find something positive in even the most difficult of life events, my heart and mind is lighter. Facing life with Joy is choice that soon becomes easier with each light you embrace.
When I’m towing I drive the speed limit or below. I live in a small rural town where few people drive the speed limit. I’m going to do my best to keep to the speed limit as I drive around town.
I don’t make them. It is nothing more than you admitting you need to change something despite already knowing it but haven’t changed. It is just wishful thinking for most.
I am just going to try to get through 2022 as best I can. 2021–especially the last two months of it–was one of the very worst years of my life. 2021 just proved for me the truth in John Lennon’s quote that life is what happens while you’re busy making other plans.