...ALL THE BEST TO YOU AND YOURS IN '08...
So I know I've been "off the radar" when it comes to blogging, as of late. I have 120+ dedicated readers, all waiting for the next salacious post to be gleaned from this crazy head of mine.
So what has Lucy been up to?
Nothing.
Well, a lot of nothing, but with hopes that it will turn into something. I have a lot of projects in the works, none of which I'm willing to disclose, because I fear if any of them blows up in my face, I would have YOU the reader to be accountable to.
Plus, I was ill with some curious virus, which was disconcerting to say the least. (I almost never get sick. I'm not a smoker. I have smoker friends that are sick almost ALWAYS during the winter/cold season. So why I was sick 3 times in the last 2 months is annoying. Perhaps, I need to exercise more. I do spend unhealthy amounts of time in fromt of this computer screen. However, I've actually lost weight over the year, because I've never learned the concept behind "3 square meals in the day." (I tend to forget to eat.)
I know it's customary in lame American (and perhaps other countries) tradition to make New Year's resolutions. I never submitted to this idea before, but for some reason it seems necessary this upcoming '08.
I learned a lot this year about online wares--blogging, marketing, writing, networking, and of course comedy. And now I feel "the pressure is on" to take what I've learned this year and to really "take it to the next level." To take all this "knowledge" and catapult my career...efforts... into well, 'stardom.'
I think I have a distinct fear of failure and success, simultaneously. How is that possible? I don't know--ask my neuroses.
And because I'm notorious for:
- starting things and never finishing them
- crumbling under pressure
I'm reluctant to write a "New Year's resolution" list in '08.
Mainly because I haven't made any concrete decisions.
Seinfeld (and a number of studies) say people's biggest fear is:
"Public Speaking" and "Death"
Neither of the above rank in my arena... making a concrete decision and sticking with it (i.e. not being able to make changes down the line) is my greatest fear.
I think this is the reason why I can't handle law school, or a 9-5 job. I HATE routine. I absolutely abhor it. I get nauseated with the idea of doing the same thing over and over again. Absolute torture, like The Myth of Sisyphus.
Ok... so I haven't made a decision about anything.. I'll update this post by the end of the day... and let you know what decisions I HAVE made for 2008...
*+*+*+* If you enjoyed this past 2007, and if this blog provided you with any new insight into my life or your own, then that makes my heart smile, and for that I'm truly proud. Thank you for all your love and support this year! My goal next year is make it that much better. And don't forget to GET FREE UPDATES BY EMAIL or RSS.
4 comments:
Resolutions or no resolutions - it makes no difference; it's always good to hear from you and I'd like to wish you a fabulous 2008 all the way from the UK!
Lucy, I haven't made de facto resolutions in years, because every time I do something really good for myself, I do it when I'm ready, not when I buy a new calendar. Make your changes when it's right for you, and rock on!
Hey girlie I just put up a post about how resolutions are a good thing because you are taking the time to reflect on what your wants and needs are. And basically if u dont know what u want how can u get it, right?
So make ur list because it's a gift to yourself.
Happy New Year!
i have the same fear, also im afraid that ill subscribe to your blog and you will hardly ever post. Dude WTF it's been a month, make me laugh bitch!
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