2005

Su-Yin · 12-31-2004, 12:46 PM

reflections of 2004 and resolutions for 2005?

Jason1 · 12-31-2004, 02:23 PM

2004 was a somewhat crappy year I thought. Here's hoping 2005 is better.

Perfect Stu · 12-31-2004, 02:35 PM

I accomplished every major goal I set out for myself in 2004...so I'm happy about that

GT News · 12-31-2004, 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Perfect Stu

I accomplished every major goal I set out for myself in 2004...so I'm happy about that

That's good information:
said accomplished every major goal you set out for yourself in 2004.
Mmm. I'm gladyou're glad .

Your happiness adds to the delight of all.

Vampyr · 12-31-2004, 03:51 PM

2004 was my year of atonement and reckoning. A complete mental metamorphose occured within this one year. When you take the version of me from 2003 and compare it to the me of 2005, you will have two very different people. I havn't changed, but still I'm not the same.

I can't wait for 2005. My first full year being a new person, and I plan to make it a stellar one.

Typhoid · 12-31-2004, 04:41 PM

The end of 2004 was better than the beginning part of it.....a couple of you know why..

2005 i guess will be the same....I end every year really crappily...such as this one.

Dyne · 12-31-2004, 09:00 PM

Actually, I'm so close to my goal of 2004 I can taste it. I was extremely close. But I've made amazing headway for myself. 2004 was the year I transformed myself into a better Phil entirely for "the goal". Now I'm so happy I don't even care about it.

In 2005, I want to complete the one resolution I didn't in 2004 quickly, and also, I want to learn how to play Piano and Flute better, as they are the instruments I'm still struggling with. (I don't have the hand strength for piano, and I still have trouble with the flute. =\) But with the help of my private music teacher, these will be conquered in the new year!

BlueFire · 12-31-2004, 09:31 PM

2004 was a year of learning for me. I learned a lot, and through that, I'm a new person. I enjoy the 'new' me.

GameMaster · 12-31-2004, 10:21 PM

I didn't change at all. I hope I never do because when it happens the new self takes over and the old one can never come back.

I graduated from high school. I felt like Neo when I did because it was like defeating the Matrix. Those teachers, grades, GPAs, and silly college tests are all powerless over me now. If they all they came stampeding at me, I could just hold up my hand and an invisible force would just stop them in mid-air and they would short-circuit just like sentinels.

I guess my resolution for 2005 is to eat healthier. Right now, I don't worry about it, since I'm a teenager I think I'm invincible to everything but I have a feeling it'll catch up with me in 10 or 20 years. I'd like to live to 100 and if it's possible I'd like to have my mind transferred to a new a body when my current one can longer live.

BreakABone · 01-01-2005, 01:32 AM

Looking back on it...
2003 was a bad year for me.. never saw it as that till tonight
2004 improved upon that year, I can't really think of anything too terrible that happened in the year.
I'm looking to make 2005 the Year of the Penguin.

I have a laundry list of Resolutions.. Many non-serious.. "school"-related ones..

I just hope to be the best person I can be and live to see next year

fingersman · 01-01-2005, 09:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vampyr

2004 was my year of atonement and reckoning. A complete mental metamorphose occured within this one year. When you take the version of me from 2003 and compare it to the me of 2005, you will have two very different people. I havn't changed, but still I'm not the same.

I can't wait for 2005. My first full year being a new person, and I plan to make it a stellar one.

So then you did change.

2004 was good. 2005 will be better

Acebot44 · 01-01-2005, 03:07 PM

Throughout my whole life, everything has gotten better and better each year, so I hope it stays that way