It's 2014 now and I honestly think that's really strange. Normally you just shrug because it's just another year but what's strange to me is what's actually going to happen this year. 2014 is the year I graduate from high school.
When I was in elementary school, every kid in my grade had a computer log in that began with 14. When we were young we didn't know what that meant, but when we got a little older we started to realize what that actually meant. In elementary school and even in middle school, the year 2014 seemed so far away; almost as if it was never going to happen. But now it's here.
I never really make new year's resolutions but this year I'm starting to think I should because it's going to be such a big year. As silly as it sounds, I'm being completely serious when I say that my resolution is probably just to screw up the least amount possible. There are a ton of things I could possibly make my resolution: do well in high school, get into college, do well in college... the possibilities are endless. That's why it's better to be simple and try not to screw up. This year seems like it's going to be pretty important, so I better not mess this up.
I agree with your resolution, and that all people should be motivated to do their best and mess up as little as possible.
ReplyDeleteBut, remember, mistakes teach us lesson. In essence, mistakes should help motivate us to do better.
DeleteOops, typo! *lessons
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