Go.
Go.
Do something other than work and sleep. I've been single for a couple of years, my kids are grown, and since I no longer have an intense desire to be anywhere but home, I just hang around the house when I'm not working.
Get back down to 200-210.
And make every autocross from both local clubs.
Just get healthy period. Change my diet, get back on the bike, etc.
I weigh about 320 now and that needs to change because after this last kidney stone attack, I can't be doing this again. It's time to stop stress eating and just get back to an acceptable weight.
Same as the last few years, I really need to eat better, exercise, lose weight, and get my house 100% finished
I just hope to make it another year above the dirt.
Be a bigger shiny happy person.
Nope. But I am parting with something that I have been keeping for a long long time, when it's deserved better for at least a decade.
1- Gain weight
B. Save less money
iii) Set realistic goals.
In all seriousness, though, in the past six months, I've already lost about 35 pounds, eat healthier, drink less soda and beer, and started running.
To be more judgemental.
Crush my enemies.
See them driven before me.
Hear the lamentations of the women.
I'd really like to finish a project. Like, really finish it.
My health is good, my weight is great, teeth are fine; I just want to drive an awesome car that I built with a multitude of hammers and my own two hands.
Oh, and, like, get married, or whatever.
But mostly the first thing.
Kick ass, take no names.
Lose a little weight, be more productive, ride more, and care less about what others think.
Eat less
Move more
More miles on the motorcycle, seeing more of the awesome country that I live in.
Duke wrote: Nope. But I am parting with something that I have been keeping for a long long time, when it's deserved better for at least a decade.
I think my wife secretly hopes I would do that but I don't know where else she would go.
To be a better husband, a better father and a better man...and to see my family smile every day.
No.
Stay above ground, breathing, healthy, and not in jail.
Drive some of my 'bucket list' tracks: Barber, VIR etc. I'm signed up for LeMons at Barber already, have plans to do a NASA track day at Roebling in April then another at VIR in October. I might see if I can sneak in an arrive and drive at Laguna Seca too. If I can work it out, Sebring is on the list too.
Appleseed wrote: Crush my enemies. See them driven before me. Hear the lamentations of the women.
Aw man, you too?
I resolve to get both of my nonregistered VWs running and registered.
So, crush my enemies (enemies = the problems in the way of my cars running) see them driven before me (AHAHAHAHA i am driving my cars OMG LOL) and hear the lamentations of the women (OMG Becky look at that butt! Also there is an awesome car that just drove by)
Also to listen to better music
The standard ones: lose weight, ride my bike more, drink less, yada yada. These are already in jeopardy as I've been informed that my wife bought 4lbs of bacon yesterday and we have a ton of booze leftover from the holidays.
I'll probably sit out at the curb with a cowbell and a glass of bourbon and watch the New Years group bike ride roll by me 
Others:
-Get all cars on property titled, registered, and driving.
-Get back into autocrossing.
-Teach my son to drive in a way that does not emulate Mad Max, Fast&Furious, Jeremy Clarkson, or Ken Block. God save us all...
Happy New Year everybody!!
Just 2 really.
Get my garage to where I can pull the cars in meaning finishing the engineless project car I have and be able to drive it.
Second is get my PMP certification.
I have 3
Get to DC for new job.
Get through first 6 months of new job to be able to afford DC.
Be happy at new job.
+1 to JFX001. Excellent.
same as any other year: don't make any resolutions to change anything simply because i have a new calendar hanging on the wall and i need to change the number of the year that i write down every time i have to put the date on a form..
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