Let’s face it. New Year’s resolutions last about as long as a hot pizza out of the oven. It is, however, a good thing to think about and make a list where some items can turn from an intention to a resolution. Listed below are few of my good intentions that relate to living at the lake:
- Clean out boat and pickup
- Put tools back
- Don’t feed the deer to reduce lawn and ornamental damage
- Eat, drink, and shop local more often
- Reduce embellished fish stories (stop lying)
- Deliver meals from Charlie’s Angels
- Create a “Brisket Diet” that works
- Take a kid fishing
- Spend one day a week without answering email and scrolling Facebook
- Stop and smell the Mountain Cedar air before cedar fever season (Jan-Feb)
- Turn gossip into compliments
- Give blood
- Mow lawn more than once a year
- Clean out garage and storage shed. Donate useable items to fire auxiliary flea markets
- Appreciate every day that you live at the Great Lake of Texas.
