I don't remember making serious resolutions at the
end of each year. This year I'd like to change that. My copy of the South Beach
diet book made it to the kitchen table, for me that is indeed progress.
Step number one is to read the book and adapt my eating
habits. The second thing on my agenda is to finish A Hotel in Venice, and start my new paranormal novel. I don't even have a working title yet,
but characters and plot are already in my head, and itching to get out. Love
being a writer.
I'm not a fast writer and while I'm still gainfully
employed it will be a challenge, but it's on my list nevertheless. The third
and most important is to spend as much time with my munchkins as possible, busy
schedules sometimes make that difficult, but we're already setting time aside.
The last and least important goal is to learn how to use a smart phone. I
haven't even bothered to learn how to use my un-smart phone. I wonder if that
will be the real challenge?
The goals I set for myself are not impossible, and
quite doable...She wrote hopefully
Have you set any goals for yourself? If so, would
you like to share them?
Happy New Year!Cheers,
Margot Justes
A Hotel in Paris
Hearts & Daggers
Hot Crimes Cool Chicks
and coming soon A Hotel in Bath
www.mjustes.com
2 comments:
My goals are not necessarily New Year's goals. Just things I want to get done or achieve. I want to get my Always Young trilogy all done. So far, Forever Young: Blessing or Curse is done and published, Blessing or Curse is almost ready, but the last one, Always Young, has yet to be started. I'm also thinking of doing a sequel to Her Handyman.
And of course, I want to sell a lot of books!
Morgan Mandel
http://www.morganmandel.com
These are fabulous, and very attainable goals. Good luck to you!
Happy New Year!
And I'm still laughing about the un-smart phone. I have one of those!!
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