<p>My new years resolutions are to work out less, eat more, and start smoking cigarettes.</p>
<p>example: Thanksgiving is supposed to be a time to remember what ur thankful for… but it is an arbitrary date on the calendar . Likewise, new years can be a time to make goals or changes in your life, although it’s also an arbitrary date. ie. you can be thankful any day, and you can make goals any day… the point of new year resolutions is that it is supposed to get you thinking about what needs to be changed, because people ask you.</p>
<p>Yeah. People who say **** like “well if you REALLY cared about changing something you’d just do it now instead of waiting for the new year” just remind me of Holden Caulfield.</p>
<p>Improve my GPA to at least a 3.7 for the winter quarter.
Drink less alcohol.
Keep my room tidy.
Go to bed at 12:00 on Mondays and Wednesdays, 2:00 AM the other days.
Actually do the reading for my humanities course.
Keep a positive attitude about everthing.
Workout three times a week.</p>
<p>will you intentionally miss an item on a test if you think ur doing too well?</p>
<p>azim I was just screwing with you</p>
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Eventhough I live in the great state of Michigan I have yet visited Toronto, Canada’s largest city, but will make plans in doing so in 2011.</p>
<p>Get a 6.37 at least this semester… Ugh not too great but whatevz.
Gain weight/lose muscle/eat like a small child (oops, already do that 
).
Go to bed at 6 am.
Go to no more than 2 of my classes the whole semester.
Give up any semblance of a social life, then come on CC and complain about the lack thereof, at least 3x a week.</p>
<p>Get on a normal sleeping schedule . . .</p>
<p>“Get a 6.37”</p>
<p>LoL </p>