Why is it that bad habits are so hard to break and good habits are so hard to have stick? I find this to be completely unfair. Like my habit of coming home and collapsing on the couch. That sticks like no other. But finding time to work out? As long as I have been alive, I make it work for a few weeks, months at most and then I stop. And there's always something that happens that gets me off track and I just never get back on. I'm not really good at keeping my good habits when things might get a little hard or my schedule may get a little tricky. Well, I'm tired of it. I no longer want to be a failure at my life! (PS - I say that laughing. Written communication lends itself to misunderstanding so easily.)
So, I went to Memphis this past week for work, which is why I wasn't able to write much. I went for a day which made for a couple of long days of driving. Lucky for me, I was given a new Hyundai Sonata to drive. And I'm in love. Really, I'm in love with most new cars. They're just so pretty and fancy. And I'm always looking for some more fancy in my life. Like the new throw pillows I got for our living room sofa today. Perfect, no?
And I have a lot of fancy plans for our yard once the weather clears up. See? I've jinxed myself now. All my good intentions while the weather was actually super nice are now no longer since it's cold again and rainy like crazy. You know, this really comes back to my first point of habits. My strongest habit is quite possibly that of procrastination. It's awesome. I actually wrote this blog post a couple of days, I just now got around to posting it...
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