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ghost_rider_3000
25-12-2008, 08:33 AM
Another year has finally ended and it's time to set some goals for upcoming year. Here's what I aim to do:
1) Get rid of my current Kamen Rider / One Piece / DBZ collection.
2) Do model kits of other genre beside Gunpla
That's all. Happy New Year in advance!
des_yeo03
25-12-2008, 08:45 AM
Ermm, new year resolution for me, buy less toys? :whistling
Godmaster
25-12-2008, 11:24 AM
In terms of toy collecting right?
Keep up with Myth Cloth releases lor. :D
KiraDude
29-12-2008, 12:22 AM
New Year Resolution :
1. Hobby. Toy collection - Buy less.
How to achieve - Stay focus on main line collection and will be visiting CSC on sundays less often. :D
2. Financially - Save More. Be prudent in spending. Next year gona b tough esp after 1st Q.
How to achieve - cater more cash towards fixed mthly savings. Buy only things tt is needed not wants. Esp toys. :D
3. Planning for Euro trip.
How to achieve - with less spending on toys n save more in cash n unneccsary stuff. the $ shd b good for a 3 week EURO trip next Sep/ Oct. praying e exchange rate comes dwn.
4. Taking part in next year StanChart half marathon. any1 interested ?
How to achieve - will start playing basketball/ soccer on sundays morning (this deter me fm visiting CSC as well) and jogging on 1 weekday and gym on 1 weekday.
I really want to achive the above. :thumbsup:
hopefully i dun get "quoted" for this post at the end of next year. Chris, u get wat i mean rite ? :laugh:
Godmaster
29-12-2008, 01:22 PM
hopefully i dun get "quoted" for this post at the end of next year. Chris, u get wat i mean rite ? :laugh:
Who? Me? I dun get what u mean. But i wish u and everyone else too la, to be able to achieve our aims in the next year, be it on collecting or personal.
amos_infinitus
29-12-2008, 03:03 PM
hope every1 can get toys they wan or acheive their aims..i wana cut down on toys too..n conc more i hope lol..
Leslie
29-12-2008, 06:13 PM
Let's see ... 2009 objectives and realistic expectation of success:
1.Control spending on toys: Chances - High! Have already been doing so for some time; surely can cut down even more.
2. Buy sexy (2nd-hand) car: Chances - Practically confirmed! I've made up my mind! It can be done! Just need to wait for the right one to come along :rock:
3. Reduce my "clearance corner": Chances - you say leh :red:
4. Get married: Chances - Depends on whether can reduce my clearance corner :o
5. Buy house: Chances - God knows sia :laugh:
6. Lose weight: Chances - slim (no pun intended) :pig:
7. Become a peaceful, polite, compassionate person: Chances - low :nah:
rookiyong
29-12-2008, 11:28 PM
Just one word for my resolution - CHANGE :D :D
Mine is slightly better, 'Change for the better' in my own way and pace..... sounds like a hijacking of rookiyong's!:laugh:
Go-yuk
31-12-2008, 11:09 PM
Hmm... post one that's achievable
- Don't buy toys when its first released at retail even though i want it. Wait for lelong then buy. If no lelong then don't buy and save the money :laugh:
- Take better care of my health and start doing more exercises. :hello:
glad to see the resolutions posted here are realistic and achieveable...
LONDON (AFP) - - Making self-improvement New Year's resolutions often leaves people feeling worse, the British mental health charity Mind has warned.
Mind urged people not to make resolutions focusing on physical imperfections -- such as attempting to lose weight -- because they create a negative self image and lead to feelings of low self-esteem, hopelessness and even mild depression.
And when such optimistic resolutions fail, that could spark feelings of inadequacy and failure, the charity warned.
"New Year's resolutions can sometimes focus on our problems or insecurities such as being overweight, feeling unhappy in our jobs or feeling guilty about not devoting enough time to friends and family throughout the year," said Mind chief executive Paul Farmer.
"We chastise ourselves for our perceived shortcomings and set unrealistic goals to change our behaviour, so it's not surprising that when we fail to keep resolutions, we end up feeling worse than when we started.
"In 2009, instead of making a New Year's resolution, think positively about the year to come and what you can achieve."
Mind suggested resolution-makers focus instead on being active, connecting with nature, learning something new and working for one's community.
LoneWolf
02-01-2009, 09:13 AM
Overcome Mid-Age Crisis. Find something really interesting to do. Intend to leave current job and spend more time with family and more time for myself. Not sure its achievable:thinking:
Leslie
02-01-2009, 09:39 AM
Mind urged people not to make resolutions focusing on physical imperfections -- such as attempting to lose weight -- because they create a negative self image and lead to feelings of low self-esteem, hopelessness and even mild depression.
Ah ... I better take this expert advice ... so not say is I dun want to lose, but expert tell me cannot have objectives.
Expert say one!
Intend to leave current job and spend more time with family and more time for myself. Not sure its achievable:thinking:
S'pore is in recession, not easy for find new job, better think twice :) if u've saved up enuff, then go for it, I say
Leslie
17-04-2010, 12:01 AM
Time to update!
1.Control spending on toys
Achieved since 2009!
2. Buy sexy (2nd-hand) car
Achieved 2010 ta-daaaa
http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r170/Oshboggy/LeslieEuroR.jpg
3. Reduce my "clearance corner"
Still in progress -__-"
4. Get married
Achieved 2010 even tho clearance corner still there!
5. Buy house
Achieved 2010!
6. Lose weight
Still in progress :beatup:
7. Become a peaceful, polite, compassionate person
Extremely still in progress :evil:
So basically I'm like 1.5 years late even for those resolutions I did achieve lol
Heng this year didn't make any :nah:
Godmaster
17-04-2010, 02:29 AM
For a moment i thought got new spammers and you whack the fella lor. :laugh:
Leslie
17-04-2010, 10:38 AM
For a moment i thought got new spammers and you whack the fella lor. :laugh:
No laaa, nowadays I am the kinder, gentler Leslie who knows how to use the "report post" function :whistling
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