New year's resolutions

FunBrum · 20 December 2015 at 4:54PM

I haven't been on these forums for years, but have been reading them often.

I would love to get involved again, especially now I'm retired and have a bit more time

I've made New Years resolutions every Christmas time since 1997, in the same little book and its wonderful to look back and see which ones I have kept. Surprisingly, quite a few!
I tick things off the following year if the resolution has been kept.

I'm still pondering over my resolutions for 2016, but will post when I have a list

SailorSam · 20 December 2015 at 4:58PM

FunBrum wrote: »

I haven't been on these forums for years, but have been reading them often.

If you mansged to escape you're one of the lucky ones.
Don't let them reel you in again.

FunBrum · 20 December 2015 at 6:02PM

Haha...SailorSam.

I've missed all the friendly banter!

[Deleted User] · 20 December 2015 at 8:38PM

1. Pass year one of nursing degree
2. Not to let negative/ unkind people get me down
3. Continue to stand up for my principles
4. Brew more wines
5. get back into my photography
6. Save enough for my holiday in May
7. Finish my crochet throw project

chanie · 20 December 2015 at 9:00PM

Great thread OP.

Mine are:

Loose weight.
Reduce overdraft
Spend more time doing fun stuff with my children
Get the house in order (decapitated and decorate)

clickerty-click · 21 December 2015 at 12:06AM

Read the MSE newsletter more carefully, I often don't read it at all!! I read it last week and saved loads of money printing off coupons

armyknife · 21 December 2015 at 2:58AM

I don't recognise the artificial concept of New year's in January.

WantToBeSE · 21 December 2015 at 9:21AM

I aim to meal plan every week, use my credit cards sensibly to build up my credit score, spend less time in front of screens and more family time together.

downshifted · 21 December 2015 at 9:54AM

Not particularly mse but I am going to write to my MP every time I shout at the Today programme. It happened again this week with the news that Police Crime Commisioners are going to be given controls over the Fire Service. I'm in Kent and our Commissioner is the idiotic, incompetent and infamous Anne Barnes. The general public show their contempt for these roles by refusing to turn out to vote for them but here are the Government giving tnem more powers. I've decided it's no use just telling my husband and the radio what I think... I'm going to be one of those batty old women who write to their MP!