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To have 6 months financial reserve (income equivalent in savings)  just in case and 3 months of food supply.   I'm at 5 months and 1 1/2 months respectively.

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3 hours ago, pam said:

To have 6 months financial reserve (income equivalent in savings)  just in case and 3 months of food supply.   I'm at 5 months and 1 1/2 months respectively.

That's quite impressive. Well done Pam! Sounds like you should be able to achieve these goals well before the end of 2017

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I think instead of making a set of New Year's resolutions, it might be better to make a set of one month resolutions every month some of which might be the same as the previous month, and some of which might be new, for the new month.

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My resolution is to clean up my act. Quit joking around so much. Take things more seriously. Smile less. Be solemn. You know, be like @Vort

 

Happy New Year!!!! 

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25 minutes ago, MormonGator said:

My resolution is to clean up my act. Quit joking around so much. Take things more seriously. Smile less. Be solemn. You know, be like @Vort

I approve this course of action.

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26 minutes ago, MormonGator said:

Happy New Year!!!! 

Same to you.

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Invest 2 hours a week either in writing or my online store.

Read the standard works  (I have done this in a year before, so I know it's attainable)

Redecorate my kitchen. Because... it gets insults from nice people.

Build up a six month food and financial reserve.

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In order to make a resolution, don't you need to have a former solution where a significant portion of the solvent has evaporated, leaving the solute less dissolved than you'd like, thus requiring resolution?  I'm afraid I have no formerly dissolved but currently insufficiently dissolved solutes wherewith to make resolutions.  Alas. 

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1 hour ago, zil said:

In order to make a resolution, don't you need to have a former solution where a significant portion of the solvent has evaporated, leaving the solute less dissolved than you'd like, thus requiring resolution?  I'm afraid I have no formerly dissolved but currently insufficiently dissolved solutes wherewith to make resolutions.  Alas. 

If I didn't know better, I'd think my husband posted this. And of course I had him read it and he thought it was hilarious.

 

 

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1 hour ago, zil said:

In order to make a resolution, don't you need to have a former solution where a significant portion of the solvent has evaporated, leaving the solute less dissolved than you'd like, thus requiring resolution?  I'm afraid I have no formerly dissolved but currently insufficiently dissolved solutes wherewith to make resolutions.  Alas. 

That's only one way to do it.  A precipitate is actually a type of resolution.  And if you have a constituent that has a higher vapor pressure than the solvent you could set up a still to receive said constituent.  Then you could sell the resolution to the nearest Spec's.

If a precipitate is desired, we could start with cloud seeding.  Preferably, a virus in the cloud could hopefully cause anarchy on the internet, bringing this technological error to its knees.

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8 minutes ago, Eowyn said:

I am my own kind of nerd, and this is FUNNY.

OK.  That works.

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8 minutes ago, Carborendum said:

That's only one way to do it.  A precipitate is actually a type of resolution.  And if you have a constituent that has a higher vapor pressure than the solvent you could set up a still to receive said constituent.  Then you could sell the resolution to the nearest Spec's.

If a precipitate is desired, we could start with cloud seeding.  Preferably, a virus in the cloud could hopefully cause anarchy on the internet, bringing this technological error to its knees.

That sounds like way too much work for 2017.  I've just resolved not to do that.  Congratulate me on my new resolution.

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10 hours ago, MormonGator said:

My resolution is to clean up my act. Quit joking around so much. Take things more seriously. Smile less. Be solemn. You know, be like @Vort

 

Happy New Year!!!! 

Another Vort! :eek: Sounds like yet another good reason to go gator hunting before this calamitous transformation actually takes place. 

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I've made a whole bunch of resolutions. Now I just need to find someone to keep them for me. I'm tempted to keep them locked up in a drawer where no one will ever see them. 

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In seriousness, I'm going for at least 3 pages of scripture per day, and regular, scheduled temple attendance. I'm also going to continue last year's quest for finding joy in whatever circumstance, because I like the fruit that one has yielded.

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@Vort should be given an infraction for posting a picture of Arsene Wenger.  Seriously.

As to goals.  Shoot more.  Train harder.  Lose the weight I put back on in 2016. 

 

Oh and be nicer to @MormonGator, that one should survive about six minutes...

 

 

 

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8 minutes ago, mirkwood said:

 

Oh and be nicer to @MormonGator, that one should survive about six minutes..

We are all concerned about your mental state. Have you taken your dementia pills today? 

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