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2. (in pl.) provisions 

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Monday
Jan102011

This Year...Resolve Within Reason!

I know we are already more than one week into the new year. But I am going to address our most beloved, yet dreaded January tradition...resolutions. Most of us have probably failed in our quest for a new and better life, already. Right? We set our sights so high, what did we think would happen? 

"I am going to work out three hours a day, five days a week!" Really? "This year I am not going to eat any fat or carbs!" Seriously? "I am determined to learn Russian fluently in 2011!" Come on! 

I am not saying goals are not a great idea, but we need to know ourselves. We should lower the bar a bit to practical and attainable goals. Because when we fail (yes, I said when) we are only discouraged and more likely to fail again. Sure, some of you are thinking, "Hey I did learn Russian last year!" Well then, I am not speaking to you. For the rest of us average achievers though, use common sense. Instead of the usual crazy resolutions, try: "I am going to eat pizza once a week." Done. Now that is one mighty attainable goal. I am kidding, but you get the point.  

Here's one that we all can achieve: "I will eat five meals, made from scratch in my kitchen, each week." Now if you simply do not cook, don't worry. That is where I come in. Check out my Personal Chef service under Viand Services, above. Your delicious, freshly made meals are prepared in your kitchen and stored for your convenience. Just contact me for more information. 

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