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Looking Back and Looking Forward


My #2016bestnine
When I make goals for myself or join support groups, I find that I always sabotage myself.  Of course this isn't always true.  I made a goal over break to wear tights every day of break, and I accomplished it.  Christmas eve services were a bit difficult, yet I succeeded with tights and a sweater dress.  Anyway, I'm not making any resolutions, but I am going to try to be aware in the 2017.  

Today is the last day of break, so I'm looking back and looking forward.  I'm trying to remember that although the election ended up in a way that could ultimately change the lives of so many, I did vote for a woman for the President of the United States.  Perhaps the loss (and losses to come) will be the motivation our country/people need to actually take issues seriously.  

In 2017, I am going to do my best to look for credible news and make sure my friends and family do the same.  I am going to march and be active in the future of the progressive Democratic party.  It sounds crazy, but I believe that I can follow Ghandi and be the change I want to see in the world.  I'm going to focus on my emotional, physical, and intellectual development.  

Official #2016bestnine

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