The midnight where we are ought to end
the old things and restart with something new. Indeed, it is just a matter of
seconds as 2013 leaves out and 2014 replace it in return. But this momentous
gap signals the coming of the fresher, the newer, and the better. As we welcome
the new year that will come. I must have prepared the things to renew, to change,
and to start up. Here is my New Year’s resolution.
1. I want to re-establish my relationship
to God. I want to come back to the heart of worship, to go back to my Father
and to live a life committed to Him. I want to return to the place where I started,
continue the life I had left. I will come back.
2. I want to be a more dedicated student.
I will study harder and will manage my time more efficiently. I will never
cram.
3. I will be more frugal. I will now save
money. That’s serious.
4. I will be more organize. I will start
up with a new planner. Please give me a planner to anyone who reads this.
5. I will be a more mature person. I will
not act childish anymore.
6. I will win souls and make disciples. I
will be a leader of 12.
7. I will find an extra work to lighten
my family’s burden on my finances.
8. I will be more health-conscious.
9. I will be more updated with my blog.
10. I will never be a geek.
These set of resolutions are somewhat
the same on what I have before 2013’s entourage but I failed on achieving and fulfilling
on it all. But I hope that 2014 will never be the same.
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