New Year... New???

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

It's day 1 of 2019! What?! How did that happen?

I've read countless 'New Year, New Me' posts all over social media, but I'm not one of those people. I don't set resolutions, or think that just because the calendars go back to January that we're suddenly capable of doing new things. The truth is we can set and keep resolutions at any time of year!

What I do like at the start of every new year, is feeling like there's a fresh start (is that a bit hypocritical?) I've got lots of goals for 2019, but there are 3 main ones.

1. Find and buy our first home
2. Finish my course at work and become a Pharmacy Technician
3. Sort out my awful relationship with food! (Honestly I think this will be the hardest one)

I know that this year is going to be very very stressful, but I'm hoping we look back on January 1st 2020 and think how great it's been and how worth it it was :)

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