Showing posts with label resolution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label resolution. Show all posts

Saturday, January 1, 2011

More Than Resolutions.

Last January, I made my first real New Year's Resolution.... however, I didn't call it a New Year's Resolution... I called it a Life Resolution.

This year... I'm going to keep on keeping on with that Life Resolution, my cigarette butt litter project (including getting The Bait Tank's installed on Wrightsville Beach) and plastic-free food.  But it's not going to end there.  Nope.  I'm also going to make some commitments right here right now:

1. Join of Surfrider.  (Done!  My husband just joined!)




2. Collect our plastic waste EVERY week for 2011 and share it on "My Plastic Free Life" (the blog formerly known as Fake Plastic Fish) for the Show Your Plastic Challenge.  I'm hoping that by showing off our plastic waste for 52 weeks, that we'll have lots of epiphanies on how to reduce our plastic usage!!!  (This will start on Sunday January 2.)
This is our plastic waste from December 19-25, 2010
3. Continue to support the efforts of Bonnie Monteleone with The Plastic Ocean.



4. Become one of Wallace J. Nichols 100 Blue Angels to allow him to have one true employer-- the ocean.

5. Plastic bag ban in Wilmington.  I can't stop thinking about it.  So...Yeah, we're going to do it... and Bonnie's on board... who else wants to help???


Oh yeah... and I'm totally going to learn how to surf. ;)  

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Rethinking to Resolve

I'm not one for making New Year's Resolutions... they always seem like a fad that people just don't keep up.  Usually they have to do with adopting a healthier lifestyle.  In the past, I've made silly resolutions such as the year that I resolved to stop biting my finger nails ;)  But this year, I said something out loud-- and while not realizing it was a resolution until I shared it-- I liked the sound of it.  It's something I've been thinking about for awhile, but when I said it out loud.... I believed in it.


I will no longer buy into society's standards of what it means to be successful.


But here's the thing... this is not a New Year's Resolution... this is a Life Resolution.

What it means for my life... has yet to be determined :)