Happy New Years Geeks and Gamers!
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- January 1, 2025 at 12:12 am #327807
What a ride 2024 was.
2025 is going to be WILD!
Make crazy predictions below, or share your new years resolutions.
I cook with the same spices too often, so my new years resolution is going to be to spice things up and try new flavors in my cooking. I KNOW IT’S LAME AS SHIT DON’T JUDGE ME.
January 1, 2025 at 4:02 am #327808Not lame at all. I don’t normally cook and envy those guys who are chefs or handy fixers or gear heads or things like that. I know a top doctor who is really into his cooking, he’s a pilot, he plays guitar, all kinds of stuff.
I always thought simple resolutions were the best. One year, mine was to wear a collar shirt every day. Another, was to go hiking more often and that was a good one. Got me out a lot. Haven’t decided this year yet. Has to be something super simple that kind of goes into your routine. One guy once told me to have your own Groundhog Day, that is, a good day and try to copy that routine. Working on a channel project and would maybe like to dabble in comics and scripts.
Happy New Year 2025.
January 1, 2025 at 4:13 pm #327814Yeah, the older I get the more I realize New Years isn’t for big resolutions, if those are worth doing, you do them sooner. A lot of us get in this routine of thinking we’re SUPPOSED to try to get fit, or stop some bad habit, but we’re destined to fail, we’re just that average person that can’t do great things for ourselves.
But that’s not true, we CAN do more if we really want to. Just takes a little discipline and rethinking who we think we are. Lot of positive energies in the world right now, (and some not so good ones too). Good time for us to start taking care of ourselves and encouraging others to do the same!
Cooking goes hand in hand with being healthy to such a crazy degree. If you can cook healthyish food that’s cheap and easy to make and also delicious, you’ll go a lot further when getting healthy. But cookings not for everyone. Maybe with RFK getting into the admin we’ll all be getting healthier through osmosis.
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