A New Year

I think I have mentioned this before, but I believe the beginning of a new school year is more deserving of a New Year celebration party than December 31. The days go from frenzied and random to scheduled and organized, the season changes from Summer to Autumn, everyone is moving and changing apartments; the air is just filled with new and exciting experiences just waiting to be had. With this spirit of new things, I even changed my blog. I hope you like it.

And, of course, as with all New Years, I have some resolutions.

1. First of all, I am going to try harder to date. I know, I know. Gross. SUPER GROSS. But it must be done. I can't live my life thinking I never really tried. So I'm going to try for a little while and then give up forever and just further my career. Which leads me to number 2.
2. Decide my career. Or not even that. Just decide what I'm going to do after I graduate. I can get a job, which would require me to decide what job I want, then try to get it. Or I could go to graduate school, which would require me to decide where to go and what to do for research, and what job to get after I graduate with my masters. Current status: no idea.
3. Keep my room clean. So far this summer, my room has been more often messy than clean. It's been pretty bad; even for me. So from now on it must be clean.
4. Keep up with homework. Ideally I will be able to get it done nightly, but that may not be the case, and in fact, it probably will not happen. But I can try, right?
5. Make new friends. Too often I get comfortable with where I am that I don't try to reach out and form new friendships. It's been "Lexi and Chelsea: Against the World" for so long that I have little reason to become more than just acquaintances with other people.
6. Work out at least 3 times every week. After 30 Days of Madness, in which Lexi and I exercised every day for 30 days, I should be able to handle three days a week.

I think that should do it. I don't want to overwhelm myself on the first day.