Happy New Year!
Jan. 1st, 2007 12:18 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rivkaNew Year's Eve has never been a big holiday for us; we spent this one sedately at home. We fed Alex early, and then had a special dinner for the two of us: beef tenderloin, steamed asparagus with lemon butter, asiago cheese bread, wine. Unfortunately, both Michael and I are feeling ill. He's coming down with some sort of cold, and I'm suffering from major fatigue and dizziness - I guess from the ear infection.
I do have New Year's resolutions this year, for the first time in a very great while.
1. Stop neglecting my health. Concretely: go to the dentist, get an annual GYN exam, and start paying more attention to getting vitamins into my diet. It would be an added bonus if I could possibly not walk around with a sinus infection for three weeks instead of getting medical attention promptly.
2. Don't sit down at the computer without either a planned list of things to do, or a time that I intend to get off. Because my surfing is getting out of hand - and it's not even good-quality social interaction, as those of you who have complained about my lack of LJ commenting can attest. It's just mindless compulsive reading that I often don't even enjoy.
3. Deal with one piece of household clutter every day.
I do have New Year's resolutions this year, for the first time in a very great while.
1. Stop neglecting my health. Concretely: go to the dentist, get an annual GYN exam, and start paying more attention to getting vitamins into my diet. It would be an added bonus if I could possibly not walk around with a sinus infection for three weeks instead of getting medical attention promptly.
2. Don't sit down at the computer without either a planned list of things to do, or a time that I intend to get off. Because my surfing is getting out of hand - and it's not even good-quality social interaction, as those of you who have complained about my lack of LJ commenting can attest. It's just mindless compulsive reading that I often don't even enjoy.
3. Deal with one piece of household clutter every day.
