New Years resolutions for '06 - Page 5

SANguru · #41 01-03-2006, 02:16 PM

time to set some timelines and target dates!! you won't know your progress if you can't track it...

PMP 101.

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Originally Posted by rayxi

Ok, I'll stop procrastinating. Here's my list.

1) Get more organized. I've convinced myself that the root of my procrastination is the lack of organization.
2) Exersize. I won't say "exersize more" because that would imply I exerise a little, which isn't true.
3) Spend more time with my wife. (My wife is looking over my shoulder as I'm typing this

)
4) Paint our kitchen. We had water damage last spring from the heavy rains so we did a renow. Everything is done except the paint. (see #1)
5) Build the waterfall and ponds to finish our landscaping. It's been a 5 year project.

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breytonX5 · #42 01-03-2006, 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by alpac

Well I really do not know what resolution I have for the new year but 2006 is going to be a big change in my life and my kid's life for sure. My wife and I are going to separate after 18years and 2 kids. I still cannot believe it.
So I guess my resolution for 2006 is to work it out the best I can for the kids.

Oh man that's tough.....I certainly hope your family stays together. Good luck Alain! But if things don't work out at least your kids are older now and can understand better. My sis-in-law and her husband divorced recently with a four-year old. It's really really rough on the kid.

vinuneuro · #43 01-03-2006, 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by alpac

Well I really do not know what resolution I have for the new year but 2006 is going to be a big change in my life and my kid's life for sure. My wife and I are going to separate after 18years and 2 kids. I still cannot believe it.
So I guess my resolution for 2006 is to work it out the best I can for the kids.

Alain, I really hope that the new year brings good fortune to your family. My best wishes are with you.

ROMEO · #44 01-03-2006, 04:08 PM

mine is to make more money than ever and stay healthy. pretty simple...

alpac · #45 01-03-2006, 04:34 PM

Thanks to all of you for your support guys. "c'est la vie" as we say in French with its ups and downs but we have to keep moving forward. We are working out a solution where my kids will have their dad and mom within a mile or so from each other. Thanks again for your responses and looking forward to meet you guys at the next X5world meeting in DC.

ROMEO · #46 01-03-2006, 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by alpac

Thanks to all of you for your support guys. "c'est la vie" as we say in French with its ups and downs but we have to keep moving forward. We are working out a solution where my kids will have their dad and mom within a mile or so from each other. Thanks again for your responses and looking forward to meet you guys at the next X5world meeting in DC.

Alpac I have a question for you. Is your wife french as well? the reason i ask its because mine is. She is from a little town called Auriol south of France, and was wondering the split of your marriage

. My wife seems to be really nice most of the times.. she treats me good and takes good care of me. We have been together for 5 years now. I was just wondering thats it.. good luck and happy new year..

alpac · #47 01-03-2006, 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by ROMEO

Alpac I have a question for you. Is your wife french as well? the reason i ask its because mine is. She is from a little town called Auriol south of France, and was wondering the split of your marriage

. My wife seems to be really nice most of the times.. she treats me good and takes good care of me. We have been together for 5 years now. I was just wondering thats it.. good luck and happy new year..

Romeo, what did you do to God for having married a French lady?

just kidding. I actualy do know Auriol, I have been there. It is a very nice little town in south of France not far from Marseille. So your wife must have a nice southern accent when she speaks French. My wife is from Ireland, Dublin more exactly. We met in Paris long ago where she came, initialy for a short period to improve her French. We had many wonderfull years together and 2 beautiful daughters 16 and 9.

ROMEO · #48 01-04-2006, 01:59 AM

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Originally Posted by alpac

Romeo, what did you do to God for having married a French lady?

just kidding. I actualy do know Auriol, I have been there. It is a very nice little town in south of France not far from Marseille. So your wife must have a nice southern accent when she speaks French. My wife is from Ireland, Dublin more exactly. We met in Paris long ago where she came, initialy for a short period to improve her French. We had many wonderfull years together and 2 beautiful daughters 16 and 9.

jajaja I know. Well yes my wife actually is French/Greek her family still in France. Its a nice town ,we were there last year. Yes everyone loves her accent here in the US. Bonne chance!! Bonne annee!! stay in touch !!

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