Music was a big part of my year. Here are the three albums I listened to over and over and over again.
Hanson, Shout It Out |
January: Insanity hit Georgia in the form of Snowmageddon 2011 that turned Atlanta into Hothlanta (as in the planet of Hoth from Star Wars).
February: I started thinking about another career path in the world of education while making great pieces of art.
March: I started thinking about how it is easy to love this world too much. And I got some great quotes from the kiddos in art.
April: I wrote some letters in April.
April: I wrote some letters in April.
May: This month is always a little bit crazy (especially with the end of school), so I tried to sum it all up.
June: A college buddy got married one Saturday, which was a great excuse for a bunch of us to get together.
July: My co-counselor and I played some awesome sneaky games with our campers.
August: The day before the kids came to school I shared my thoughts through some silly pictures.
September: I spent a lot of time pondering modesty and its role in the life of adults. I also did some deep thinking on how to honor your parents in adulthood.
October: This month I had my third picture dump and I talked about one of my most faithful companions, my old car Mabel.
November: I made a little list of the many things I have to be thankful for this year.
December: I was displaced from my dream school, but tried to keep some perspective.
Like many others, I have decided in past years to not make New Year's resolutions. After a conversation with Mr. Biz and a friend on Sunday, I have instead come up with some goals for 2012.
Like many others, I have decided in past years to not make New Year's resolutions. After a conversation with Mr. Biz and a friend on Sunday, I have instead come up with some goals for 2012.
-complete a 5k
-read at least one book each month
-grow deeper in my relationship with Christ
-have a job in August
At church they encouraged us to reflect on five thruths we learned in 2011, and then pick the one thing we are definitely going to put into practice in 2012.
I am feeling convicted about my prayer life. In about a week I will have a long commute (about 40 minutes--more details on that change soon), and I am committing to using some of that time in prayer. It is a small change, but I believe it will be huge. I am choosing to pray bold prayers and take the steps to grow closer to Christ.
So there are my reflections on 2011 and goals for 2012. I hope that you all had a wonderful New Year celebration and are settling back into work with a rested spirit. My New Years was beyond wonderful and special--now it's back to the "real world." :]
So there are my reflections on 2011 and goals for 2012. I hope that you all had a wonderful New Year celebration and are settling back into work with a rested spirit. My New Years was beyond wonderful and special--now it's back to the "real world." :]
I have a New Year's Resolution. I am going to grow an incredibly ugly moustache.
ReplyDeleteWow...good luck with that one. I'm sure you'll look "great."
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what 2012 has in store for you!! You will own it :o)
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