- Don't skip church. In fact, branch out and go to more churches. If you want to visit the Presbyterian church on Nebraska, a small Anabaptist church in Adams Morgan, or the National Cathedral, let me know...
- Learn the names of everyone who lives on my floor. Especially my neighbors. After a semester, I have no idea who they are and that's pathetic.
- FIND MYSTERIOUS MENNONITE BOY. He has brown hair and a dove tattoo on his arm, and I don't know anything else about him because we've never actually met, even though I know we're soulmates. Obviously, this is a problem. If you ever see him on campus, help me out and give him my number. In a totally normal, random act of kindness kind of way. (Side note: my mom has this theory that now that I have my own tattoo, our Mennonite tattoos will naturally gravitate towards each other and we'll be magnetically attracted to the same spot on the quad, where we will meet and talk about theology for hours. I'm not so convinced, so I'm taking matters into my own hands.)
- Try not to resent all of the other people clogging up the gym who have obviously made their own resolutions. They're allowed to use the elliptical machines too...even though I never saw them there LAST semester...
- Go on a blind date. This is the kind of painfully awkward experience that everyone needs to have, right? Like a rite of passage. And just think, it will be reeeeally good blogging material! This is another one that you, my dear readers, can help me out with -- hook me up with some total strangers, please.
1 comment:
That first resolution is going to be tough Tara, considering I'm resolving to eat LESS ramen this year. Hahaha.
<3tracy
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