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My New Year's Resolutions for 2019


Happy New Year!



         Sorry for my extremely long break. School has been busy, and I never really had any ideas. But now I am (hopefully) back and ready to post. Well, let's get started with my resolutions!


         My first resolution is to eat healthier. I will admit, I eat a lot of junk food, but this year (and beyond) I want to cut back on sugar and make it a habit to eat more fruits and vegetables.


         My next resolution is to grow and improve as a dancer, that means work really hard in class, work on increasing my flexibility, and learning and teaching my self new moves, as well as making better choreography. I also have fun and exciting news! I'm taking a ballet exam this year! It was one my goals this school/dance year.

         Another resolution is to read more books. I like to read but I haven't really read a lot lately. I do sometimes read at school, but at home I barely read. I spend a lot and I mean a LOT of time on technology, which of course relates to my next resolution;

        Spend less time on technology; Of course like every other kid growing up in the 21st century, I spend hours on my phone and on the internet. But I'm wasting precious time, this year I want to make it a habit to get off my phone at 8:30 pm and not use it as much on school days. I also want to write more, create art more, and of course dance more at home.


        My last resolution is to start writing a book (or at least try). I used to write all of the time when I was younger, and tried writing books or stories but never finished them. Writing more often might also influence my posts, I may start to post a lot of my writing and updates on my book.


Well those are all of my resolutions for 2019!
I hope you enjoyed my post,
N

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