Reflection

 A new year.

A fresh start.

A breath of fresh air.

It may sound 

stereotypical 

on the first day

of January.

But, it's stereotypical for a reason.

I believe new years are a gift from God.

It's a chance to

start anew, begin a process,

or

continue with your success.

Sometimes the chance to start anew 

feels rejuvenating.

Don't you think?

  Last year had ups and downs

twists and turns

heart ache and heart warmings.

With each new trial I grew in my faith.

With each new blessing I grew as a person.

Here's to a fresh and rejuvenating 

2011.

...

Most years I'm against resolutions,

because most years once February hits

we forget a resolution once existed.

You never lost that weight,

You still gossiped,

You're just as greedy as you were 30 days ago.

And when you remember that resoultion

you made on January One,

you feel defeated that you already forgot.

And when I say you,

I mean me too.

So this year I want to try something different.

Realistic resolutions, if you will. 

 I want to read 25 books this year.

That's 2 books a month,

and time well spent.

I want to read my Bible everyday.

no exceptions.

and lastly...

Project 3.6.5.

One year, 365 days.
A picture a day.

join me here as I journey through.