I made the decision before New Years Eve that 2013 would be
AMAZING! I figured a few of the past years had been plagued with the kind of
luck that gets written up and acted out on various television shows, so why
shouldn’t 2013 be lucky? Considering the number 13 is considered unlucky, I
made up my mind that 2013 is going to be lucky for me. The saying I have used of late
is “if you think it, it will come…” which not only reinforces the benefits of
having a positive outlook but reflects just how damaging negative thoughts and
feelings (particularly towards yourself) can be.
As we all do, I have work and responsibilities, but I
have decided to make this year great. Every chance I can. I started it with a
bang and I am going to continue to squeeze the life out of this year, every drop
– why waste life? I don’t want to look back on life and regret what I did not
do.
Last year I made lists of things I wanted to achieve, a
friend of my sister’s told me how much she loved it, she called it “a total
commitment to living”, and I loved that description (so thankyou Odette, that really motivated me!). These lists of mine also
encouraged some of my friends to do the same. Late last year, during a night of
laughter, games and drinks (many many), three friends and I wrote out our
bucket lists – to be completed by age 30. There is everything and nothing on
these lists – that’s my way of saying big and little things. I am so excited.
If we do it, we’re thinking a trip to Vegas… cause, why not right? The whole
idea of these lists is to get out there and DO something. Be someone. If the
list I have written doesn’t get fully completed but I have achieved other
worthy things in the meantime I will be happy.
As my regular readers of this blog know, I do not write
regularly, I try to just write really worthwhile posts. I am maintaining that
thought, but I will be writing more. I have a lot to say. I will have a voice
and I will act. To see the bucket list … click here.. and keep coming back as I
update it!
Live life and make the most of 2013,
Kooklah
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