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Happy New Year everyone.

Well I have decided my New Year's Resolution is to complete my projects and not buy into any new projects.

Please hold me to this!

What are your resolutions?

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.......

Had the same thought - then BAMMMMM - part came up that I needed for a project I had wanted to start for ages...........

At the end of the day - at least you have something to show for your addiction - not like drinking and smoking.......

Cheers

Darryn

My new years resolution is to quit smoking. I don't currently smoke so it should be an easy one to keep.


Actually i would like to get some of my project cars out of the way but before I can really tackle any of them, I need to redo my garage. I'm trying to fit 20Lbs of crap into a 10Lbs bag.

My resolution is to finally get that sex change operation so Vera can be complete.

My resolution is to NOT make any resolut... DAMNIT!

Nothing for me. I've got a million projects - RC and otherwise - that I'd like to get completed, but I have to take things one day at a time. Like shodog I gots 20lbs of chit and no bag to put it in!

To:

-Be a good Father (son due Feb 7)
-Appreciate my g/f more and be more mindful of her feelings
-Finish my certification for Insurance license
-Be more pro-active and make more appts. (see above)
-Sell my unused RC and not jump on EVERY good deal
-Complete at least 1 to 2 incomplete kits/ restoration projects

I'll probably add some things as the year progresses.



MOmo

quit somoking (been doing it for 15 years) day 3 bought a can of skoal today (thats a real gross habit) but it gives me my fix of vitamin N for know

I would like to cut out all processed foods and anything with high fructose corn syrup completely. But, I have a thing for chocolate chip cookies.

Would like to step up from a 5k and run a 10K this year. Also want to get the wife running with me, she is too hit and miss with it.

Tadracket wrote:My resolution is to finally get that sex change operation so Vera can be complete.

Vera Lyn? I remember her....

MOmo wrote:
I'll probably add some things as the year progresses.



MOmo

Now that'd be surprising, most of us will just continue as we did before and gradually scrap more and more rather than add

continue my weight loss (30 lbs last year), and start shaping up...I know, pear is a shape, but need to start thinking about blood pressure and the ole' ticker.

I need to find time to finish the 3 current project (2 have all the parts, just missing the time).

finally sell my house and move into another (yea right, damn housing market)

try to get to a track with my 2 boys and actually get to run (i am the busiest turn marshall out there, LOL)

work more with my little girl, goal for this year is sit by herself, maybe stand (she has C.P.) anything to keep her from being wheelchair bound

work less, play more

jump on EVERY rc deal the wife lets me (c'mon honey...1500 isnt toooo much for that MIP set up!!!)

and like MOmo...I will add more, and more, and more...

Mr. ED wrote:

MOmo wrote:
I'll probably add some things as the year progresses.



MOmo

Now that'd be surprising, most of us will just continue as we did before and gradually scrap more and more rather than add

I thought the point behind resolutions was to set high goals for yourself then settle for something between "mediocre" and "you can do better than that".



I don't do resolutions. I ride the wind and take it where it takes me.

Tadracket wrote:I don't do resolutions. I ride the wind and take it where it takes me.

May I suggest you sort out your flatulence problem for 2008?

Mine is to stop buying rc10t's!!!! I had intended to just restore mine and before i know it I looked around my shop the other night and i've got 11!!!!! GRRRRR!!!!!

Erich Reichert wrote:Mine is to stop buying rc10t's!!!! I had intended to just restore mine and before i know it I looked around my shop the other night and i've got 11!!!!! GRRRRR!!!!!

You can't stop at 11, that's an odd number. You need one more to make an even dozen. Wait! What's better than a dozen? A BAKER'S dozen! Oops! 13 would be an unlucky number, better make it 14, just to be safe ...