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01-08-2010
Jordan Screws
Heh heh... not bad. Too bad not everyone can solve their problems that easily. I gave up on resolutions back in 2006, a hallmark year in my life. I started college at my current institution, my family situation changed, and more stuff. After the principal bad event in my life, I gave up on New Year's resolutions and started what seemed like a slow march towards death.
In a way, my problems were resolved as I slept. Three years later, everything is back almost almost as it was. But enough about me. The biggest draw to me is the section on being healthy; if you are healthy physically and mentally, you have a decent chance of achieving a lot in life. If you have nothing else in the world, good health counts for a lot.
You have a way with expressing gratitude for the simple things in life. This attitude shows in your various works and shines through as the defining aspect of this one. Far too many people worry about getting vast material wealth before appreciating what they have already. I used to be the same way until last summer. Good work.
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12-30-2009
June Nazarian
Mae - I love this, it is just so cute and well-constructed, and of course the message is universal. Resolutions every year but to be thankful for good health is all that matters. Happy New Year, Mae..........June
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12-30-2009
Susan Brown
Hello Mae,
You should sell this one to Hallmark. It has just the right amount of sediment. Resolving issues in your sleep added a smile to my face. Happy New Year!
Susan
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