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    HB Forum Moderator Alex's Avatar
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    hmmm, I can't remember who that was almost two years ago.

    I have to lose weight for my high school reunion.

    AND DON'T ASK WHICH ONE! [img]mad.gif[/img]

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    I never make resolutions in January if I make any it's at the start of September.

    The new academic year(UK) normally begins in September so it seemed like a good time to start making positive changes when I was a child and it's just continued. Plus now that I have children it's also the ideal time to start anything afresh for it's the time I get some breathing space back after the summer holidays.

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    Smile

    I tend to assess life-type things in december, probably because the dreary winters (UK again) make u automatically think more, then have the rest of the month to think about the new years resolution.

    Usually things are going well, then by around mid-may something will have happenned (usually death-related, in the previous 2 years anyway) and i will have completely forgotten about it.

    Then november comes and i convince myself that i have improved my life in some way and make myself beleive that the thing i have improved on was the thing that i promised myself i would do in my new years resolution.

    It makes sense if u think about it [img]confused.gif[/img]

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