New years Resolutions?

[pishta]

Im giving up energy drinks. I find myself (3-4 times a week) hurting after I come down...like hung over and dehydrated. So I'm also going to drink only water at lunch and at work (except 1 morning coffee). Also made a pledge to finish 1 motor this year. I got 3 I have been building for the last 2 years. ops:

 

[Bad Sport]

Also made a pledge to finish 1 motor this year.

I'm with ya on that one Steve. I'm gonna get it done one way or another. It won't be in the car, but it will be ready for next winter.

 

[Princess Valiant]

ditch the slant six car and return to daily driving a big block A-body again like I did before my 440 powered 72 swinger suffered some issues.


get rid of the diet mountain dew addiction

workout more to get stronger........feel the torque RAAAAAAA

Learn Italian

 

[Bad Sport]

ditch the slant six car and return to daily driving a big block A-body again like I did before my 440 powered 72 swinger suffered some issues.


get rid of the diet mountain dew addiction

workout more to get stronger........feel the torque RAAAAAAA

Learn Italian

Perché Italiano?

 

[pishta]

Pepperoni pizza and Peroni beer. Now "That's Italian!"

 

[Ben Drinkin]

I'm gonna take more naps!

 

[Abodybomber]

Be more receptive to people, and their concepts/ views....

 

[DaveBonds]

I'm going to commit myself...



To my own business, more, this year.

I did surprisingly well at the trade show that I had a booth at, last year, which has given me some confidence and I feel like if I can make something like that work really well with last-minute achievements, I can do even better if I can commit myself to working on and producing at least one or two things, this year, until I can go into higher production, when my garage is built.

I would love to at least get a good start on my garage this year, but I feel like adding income takes priority, for that to happen and keep moving with it.

When I do get to building it, I will most definitely take pictures and start up a thread.

 

[DaveBonds]

My last year's resolution that was mostly silent, was to take control over my finances and credit. This lead to my business, building and owning (but not yet launching) a website for it, getting a new job and buying a house. I didn't see any of that coming from simply committing to one thing until I had substantial results.

I've never had luck with resolutions until I realized how result oriented each one of them is.

 

[diymirage]

so I have to ask...do any of you guys take this serious?

normally I wouldn't question your resolve or integrity....but I couldn't help notice where this is posted ;)

 

[DaveBonds]

Generally speaking, I think most people see that a new years resolution is a setup for failure, which I'm guessing is why it is in this forum.

I never thought much of them, until I had some success with it, last year. The key is to acknowledge your results and try every day to at least plan a time and day that you will take some form of action, if its not something you can do that day.

At least, that's what has kept me from feeling like a failure. lol

 

[Bulldozer]

I vow to cut a big *** hole in my hood for a tunnel ram and to hit 25,000 posts this year lmao

 

[magnumdart]

I have vowed to look back on 2015 when it's over and decide what I should have done.

 

[Princess Valiant]

so I have to ask...do any of you guys take this serious?

normally I wouldn't question your resolve or integrity....but I couldn't help notice where this is posted ;)

OMG I just noticed that now you pointed it out.

 

[gliderider06]

I make goals. This year some of my goals are to run 600 miles, do 4 half marathons, save at least $50.00 each paycheck. Keep a neater garage. Cut back on the sodas. Visit more Civil War battlefields. Eat better...
For me, making obtainable goals keeps me to what I set the previous year.
Good luck with yours

 

[pishta]

Im serious. I quite Diet coke 2 years ago, still off it. I quite soda years ago and did it, it was a real challenge for me. Making goals keeps me motivated. Id like to see that "big *** hole" in that hood too, would make a great conversation piece!

aw snap, I just seen one!

 

[Woods74]

Be more popular around here. I get the feeling folks don't like me much. :glasses7:

 

[A38Valiant]

I think I will set some attainable goals:

Obtain more dysfunctional Mopars.
Obtain more Mopar parts that I don't need.
Sit on my *** more.
Smoke two packs a day.
Drink lots of coffee.

There, those should be easy resolutions to keep, lol.

 

[Princess Valiant]

I think I will set some attainable goals:

Obtain more dysfunctional Mopars.
Obtain more Mopar parts that I don't need.
Sit on my *** more.
Smoke two packs a day.
Drink lots of coffee.

There, those should be easy resolutions to keep, lol.

NICE!!! I like it all except the smoking.

but more mopar cars (especially rollers) and parts will make any year a time to remember.

I often don't remember my friend's birthdays but I can tell you the dates I acquired my car on. O

 

[A38Valiant]

NICE!!! I like it all except the smoking.

but more mopar cars (especially rollers) and parts will make any year a time to remember.

I often don't remember my friend's birthdays but I can tell you the dates I acquired my car on. O

I started smoking when I was a dumb 12 year old, and by the time I was 16, I averaged 2 packs a day. I been telling myself I'm gonna quit for several years now, but I never do. So now at 42, I decided to quit telling myself that I'm gonna quit.

As for remembering dates, I remember life events based on the car I was driving at the time.

 

[goldfish65]

Focus on making more money.

 

[RustyRatRod]

I am going to make one but it is not focused. I am simply going to be a better person. Whatever that ends up being.

 

[krazykuda]

Learn Italian

Do you know how to keep an italian quiet?

Tie up his hands.... (They always use big hand gestures when they talk) - LOL!!!

 

['73red-duster]

I will be 62 this year. I have a rough estimate of what I will be able to draw from SS, and investments, should I retire. My focus is going to be on trimming my expenses, to the point that I can comfortably live on that amount. I have started by giving up smoking. That should save me about $150 a month. Probably going to ditch the satellite dish also. I for sure do not watch a $100 worth of TV a month.

 

[Princess Valiant]

Be more popular around here. I get the feeling folks don't like me much. :glasses7:

I don't know who your talking about but in my books your ok. When you used to be a resident of the chat room and would share car knowledge, those were great times.