Woah! 2013 came and went, and sometimes I wonder how..
Time goes faster each year, whether you're having fun or not.
At the end of last 2012 I was clinging to that, and I didn't want closures or change.
I wasn't looking forward to 2013 so much, because 2012 had been epic.
Though I can't put 2013 in my top-three of years, I can't say it's been as horrible as I expected it to be, either, and that's a relief.
Despite the hospital visits and the (continueing) feeling offness, 2013 ended on a happy and hopeful note.
I did another list of things to be ticked off my bucket list, I visited more countries than expected at the beginning of the year, and spent time with amazing people (though granted, that's never enough).
I worked with children (at camps) for the first time in my life, and through them I got to know a whole new side of me. And I found out I don't really hate children. That's a first. :) Maybe there is hope, after all.
I don't do New Year's Resolutions.
I think you should change whatever you want to change when you think about it.
Not wait for January. Nor hope you will still be doing it in February.
Three things I do want to change, though, regardless of the time of the year:
1. Number of blogposts. ( 7 per year is not really nearly enough.)
2. Number of appreciation moments. Taking the time to live the moment.
3. Number of times to do things I love. (Not having time is not a valid excuse.. )
I'm looking forward to 2014.
I hope you all are too!
Xx
The Gypsy
Time goes faster each year, whether you're having fun or not.
At the end of last 2012 I was clinging to that, and I didn't want closures or change.
I wasn't looking forward to 2013 so much, because 2012 had been epic.
Though I can't put 2013 in my top-three of years, I can't say it's been as horrible as I expected it to be, either, and that's a relief.
Despite the hospital visits and the (continueing) feeling offness, 2013 ended on a happy and hopeful note.
I did another list of things to be ticked off my bucket list, I visited more countries than expected at the beginning of the year, and spent time with amazing people (though granted, that's never enough).
I worked with children (at camps) for the first time in my life, and through them I got to know a whole new side of me. And I found out I don't really hate children. That's a first. :) Maybe there is hope, after all.
I don't do New Year's Resolutions.
I think you should change whatever you want to change when you think about it.
Not wait for January. Nor hope you will still be doing it in February.
Three things I do want to change, though, regardless of the time of the year:
1. Number of blogposts. ( 7 per year is not really nearly enough.)
2. Number of appreciation moments. Taking the time to live the moment.
3. Number of times to do things I love. (Not having time is not a valid excuse.. )
I'm looking forward to 2014.
I hope you all are too!
Xx
The Gypsy
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