‘All beggars would ride’
Comes that time of year when Resolutions fly fast and furious and may or may not be Wishes.

I was about eight years old when my teacher made the quote about horses and wishes, and it stuck with me. Probably because it had made perfect sense, although I did not fully understand the implications.

I saw this posted today on Darlene Foster’s Facebook (she of the Amanda Adventure series). I don’t know who Butterfly Sand is, but I know enough about Darlene that she understands the importance of ‘our hands’. You know the doing part.
We can plan, we can hope, we can wish.
But it all goes for nought without the doing.

Here we are, JB and me. Partners in A World Apart, living on opposite sides of this globe. That’s us a year and a bit ago when we started this blog.
For years we have approached New Years not with Resolutions, but with Goals. All of them S.M.A.R.T. of course.
Then in June we review, reassess, refocus.
We usually choose five or six goals, and it is amazing how much we accomplish.
If you are a Resolution Maker, do it with gusto. Have fun with it. Ignore the Nay Sayers.ew
So from North of 43 I wish all a Happy New Year, a year of Success, year of Hope.

Chris G December 27th ’22
I never make resolutions.
Maybe I should start with my desk.
Filing is on the list.
Sigh.
Lovely photos.
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I love reading this blog and getting perspectives from two parts of the world! Happy New year, ladies.
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Thank you Tina!! I am looking forward to spending more time with your blog too!
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Thank you!
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It’s been years since I made New Year Resolutions. Don’t think I ever kept them so I don’t bother to now.
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You are probably the wisest of us all Patricia
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Reblogged this on I choose how I will spend the rest of my life.
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Happy New Year! I write a list of “Aspirations and Goals,” which is a little tenderer, I think. It runs the gamut from “laugh every day” to “set up the grape arbor.”
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in modern day vernacular – oh wait. I don’t think I know any modern day v
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