Awe..dental work sucks, but so worth it..I am almost done with my Invisalign Let me know if you need anu fitness advice (-: Its hard I know.

Learn to cook Thai food

I can help you with this one

I want to tone up, buy my vehicle, look at some land, get more into hairdressing, and eat healthier.

I want to be more on top of things

Always Willing,
Veronica

DAMN GIRL...YOU'S A SEXY BITCH I am loving all the new pictures of you!!!

U can do it I just started doing bikram yoga..that is intense..u should try that and pilates!!!

So u wanna be on top more!?

Work smarter..not harder

And yes..I would love to try some of your Thai

I wanna lift more weights...I am a cardio freak..I hate dumbells

Haha I'm the complete opposite, though dumbells do seem to give me permanent bruises on my wrists.

Easy.

1) Gain weight, at least 15 pounds (YES the good kind).
2) Save money, or just don't spend it without thinking long and hard about it.
3) Find a job/internship.

Really )-: Maybe u are lifting too much weight...that sucks!

It's actually just cause my hands/wrists/foremans are skinny so when doing things like dumbell press (larger weights) the dumbells always seem to hit my wrists since it's not easy to keep them perpendicular to the wrists. I've just come to accept it, but it can just be irritating at times when wearing a watch.

Thanks HUNNY!!! Xoxoxox. You's a WAY SEXY BITCH!!!

I'll take the trash out more this year

1. get cleared to run again
2. come to the ranch
3. get healthier with eating habits

I like

IDK. I can't think of anything I really want to change.

1. Exercise more
2. Try to be more frugal with money.

3, Meet and make love to Tamela Lee!

I am sorry to hear that...great thing is there are so many other works u can do (-:

I cant to see you!!

That would be a great idea

I would love to see you shake that ass

Yes Yes Yes

I can't wait to meet you either..and get nice and steamy !!!

Ha..so u cant run from me

Ms Jill wrote:

You can't run? Knees?

Yep. Two surgeries later I think I can but the doc says wait. Last time I didn't listen resulted in surgery #2 so I think I will go with his advice this time.

Tamela Lee wrote:

Ha..so u cant run from me

Mostly so I can run to you

Lose weight
Save money
Get a higher position at work
Visit the ranches
Bowl another 300 game
Find the girl I'm meant to spend the rest of my life with

I'm making the same resolution this year that I made last year and the year before, face it every year. I can make it, break it and get it all over in one fell swoop.

For 2011 I Hearby Resolve: Not to make any New Years Resolutions!

Awesome! Same thing my brother is going to school for

Running is overrated anyways..swimming is much better for your knees and whole body

Niiice

Ah ha...ok!!! I always say make smaller goals so u know you will reach em like 5lbs at a time

Totally can't wait to see you again!! It's fun being back, but I miss my girl!!!

We can talk about our future plans

Tamela Dear:

Tsk, Tsk! Think about it....That was a joke. In one complete sentance I make the resolution and in the very same sentence I break it.

As for the losing weight bit I lost about 40 pounds this year and just need to work on toning the abs. Which if you have any advice for me that will be great. I do not want to join a gym or buy equipment. I've tried some crunches but ah I don't think I'm doing them right and am worried about hurting my back.

this could get interesting

Tamela Lee wrote:

Running is overrated anyways..swimming is much better for your knees and whole body

I agree and I love swimming and scuba diving. But I have always loved the physical feel of running and will be happy when I can run again

I do love to run, but dancing is soooo much more fun for me

Get in better shape and be nicer to people

How about getitng an ab roller?? They work well! http://www.abroller.com/

And you are a great dancer

Tradition dictates that every 365 days, you should try to kick bad habits and start your life anew. So sit down with a cup of tea, a paper and a pen, and reflect:

What kinds of New Years Resolutions will you make for yourself this January 1st?

What steps can you do to ensure that you will reach your goals?

Get my 8pack back
Fix my back
get to the ranch

Wow..8 packs are hard to achieve..but you can do it!!!! and yes..come to the ranch please I would love to meet you!

Oh yes!! Show us yours..we'll show you ours!!

I'm hoping to come up with some good ones

Always Willing,
Veronica

I am sure you willl..u have the best ideas

It's coming, Jill... ohhh it's coming. I never break a promise

Well, right now it's lost. I will get it back... that is a promise

Well, right now it's lost. I will get it back... that is a promise[/quote]

I will hold you to it.

I don't recall ever making any New Year's resolutions.

Ok...make one now (-: What would u like to do in 2011??

Lose weight and start smoking.

What?

I'm feeling real good about one of them.

*cough, cough*

Eat healthier (less late night snacking)

I would like to visit the BunnyRanch, but that's not totally in my control.

Yea... the store only carries 6, 12, 18, 24 and 36 packs. 8 would be ideal

*Shaking my finger at you* Bad boy..go to my room

Or healthy late night snacks...i love celery and peanut better

Hee hee..or six is fine too

1. eat more veggies
2. get out to the ranches

Add fruit to that list I have some melons for ya

Spankings again?

Do you have any matches?

No, but Jayla does..she likes to play with fire

There’s nothing wrong with vowing to lose weight or quit smoking, but as far as most New Year’s resolutions go, they’re a bit tired and uninspired, don’t you think? For your health and happiness, by all means put down the cigarettes and pick up some hand-weights, but in the interest of personal growth and feeling more connected to the world around you, I suggest you adopt these six resolutions in the new year, too.

1. Learn something new

Learning something new, whether it’s a sport, a recipe, a language, a game, or a hobby, not only exercises our brains, it relieves stress and gives us new avenues through which we can connect to other people. Even re-learning something you once knew has the same benefits. This year I picked up a Hula Hoop for the first time in over a decade and learned some new tricks in a weekly class I took over the summer. I had so much fun, I bought a hoop for my BFF, convinced at least four other friends to take hoop classes, and even got my 64-year-old father to hoop his heart out when he visited. Hooping hasn’t solved the world’s problems, but making sure that hoop doesn’t stop spinning can help you when it comes time to focus on bigger things.

2. Date outside your “type”

If you’ve been unlucky in love, maybe it’s time to readjust your idea of who’s right for you. If you got sick every time you ate an apple, you’d try other fruits until you found one that agreed with you, right? Likewise, if you keep getting burned by musicians, go out with a carpenter, a lawyer, a music producer. Often, our idea of Mr. or Ms. Right is based on superficial attributes that have little to do with who people really are. Go out with someone you’d ordinarily rule out, due to his job or his looks, and you might find a surprise kindred spirit.

3. Support the arts

Not only do the arts keep us from becoming complacent and stagnant, they allow us to see the world and the human condition differently and to understand—or at least question and consider—universal truths about ourselves and others. Get yourself to a museum, watch a dance performance, visit a local art exhibit, see a play or a film. Your dollars help make it possible for artists to continue doing what they do, and you may gain a new perspective in the process.

4. Make more phone calls

As a culture, we rely too much on email to stay connected with friends and loved ones. The immediacy and convenience of electronic communication is great, but words on a screen can never replace the sound of a friend’s voice, and emoticons will never fully capture intonations and laughter. Make time in your schedule—squeeze in a five minute chat if you’re feeling rushed—and reach out and touch someone the old fashioned way: through the phone lines. Your life will be more enriched because of it.

5. Keep a gratitude journal

Not to get all Oprah-y on you, but we really can choose to cultivate joy in our lives, and one of the best ways to do that is by getting in the habit of routinely naming the things we’re grateful for. They don’t have to be epic—getting to the subway stop as the train pulls in, a 50 percent markdown on a pair of boots you’ve been eying, good weather on a day off—but the simple act of acknowledging the positives in our lives is like self-administering a shot of well-being.

6. End toxic relationships

Life is too short to spend time and energy on relationships that only drain you. If you’ve got someone in your life who, whether through incessant negativity or criticisms, makes you feel bad more often than he or she makes you feel good, it’s time to walk away. Do a quick rip-off-the-band-aid break-up or a slow phase-out, gradually returning calls less and less until the toxic person gets the message and moves on. You’ll be better in the new year for it.

Awe..thats so sweet

look for a girl friend


get back into martial arts


start working


retake my drivers test


study alot for classes


get laid


work on traveling to meet my best friend


thats about it

I don't really believe in all this resolutions stuff, but some things I want to look into are to finish college on a high point, get into a GOOD medical school, become a licensed doctor to further become a neurologist in turn advance to becoming a neurosurgeon, obtain my dream car which I might add is hard to find these days even online - 1967 Chevrolet Impala (It's a beautiful car)... That's it for now, but like I said before, not real big into the whole resolutions thing.

See more of the world ... especially after I finish grad school.

Lose some weight and find that special someone.

I know where you can laid as many times as you want

Thats ok (-: thanks for sharin. You should write a book too..u are so good with words!! and LEARN THE MOON WALK!

Where is the first place you wanna travel to? are you gonna do the Eat Pray Love thing?

Loose more weight and get back to playing hockey like I used to.
Get rid of this back pain I have had for the last two years.
Audition for a few jobs as a card dealer in vegas
Travel to places I have not been able to see that I have been wanting to see

For the back pain..have you tried yoga or pilates? It reeally has helped my back....

Where is the first place you wanna travel to?

Awesome!! I wanna buy a new house this year too So whats your dream car?

I have been really thinking about trying either one of those. One thing I have been doing is a lot of stretching. I used to be really flexible since I was a goalie for hockey but after my injury I had to stop.

Some of the places I want to travel to is Chicago, Mexico (lots of family live there), some parts of the carribean.

Chicago is awesome...in Spring and summer..and I recommend Aruba!!

[quote="tamelalee"]Chicago is awesome...in Spring and summer..and I recommend Aruba!!

I would love to go to Chicago during the spring time... Oh yeah Aruba sounds awesome. I would love to island hop if it was possible.

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