Resolutions are one of those things that everyone does, and half of them deny it. Here we are in the third week of 2015, and some of us are still deciding what we want to resolve and add to our goals list while some of us have already given up on our promises on the last night of 2014.

Last fall, I began a new format here, and it seems to have received more positive feedback than not, and even better than readership (which I appreciate and adore) I’ve been enjoying myself. My writing, at least some of it, has a plan with a concrete path to follow.

Third week of January, and I’m feeling pretty good.

I’m still laying out what I want out of this year.

I’m planning on spiritual retreats that I like to couple with my writing. I have one planned for February, and I’m hoping to be lucky enough to go to the Diocese’s spring enrichment again. I would love to go to Philadelphia in September for the World Family Conference and the Papal Visit, but I imagine that’s more money than I can afford.

For my writing, I feel that I have an introduction to what I want this blog/website to be for me and my readers, but that is ever-evolving. I want to focus on writing about my home-buying experience (in a word: traumatic), which is partly a venting and partly a warning to others. I’d also like to write about traveling and whatever that entails. I may also start book posts. I’ve already finished two great books and started a third and I would love to share my thoughts on them.

Personal, I need to work on my anxiety, reorganizing my office, ending my paper addiction, and using my library more.

I’ve stopped reading The Artist’s Way. I liked most of the things about it, but when it asked me to stop reading everything for a week, I could not go through with it. I have started the Blogging 101 project, and have tried to keep up. I may actually have an about section before the end of the month.

Next up is setting up my 2015 Mason Jar and working on next week’s spotlight on organization.

Have a great weekend.