This blog was started under the premise that it would follow "me" through 2007 as I try to keep my New Years resolutions. Let me first introduce myself and then tell you about my resolutions.
As you have probably read from the title of this blog and my short bio along the right hand side of this page, my name is Kris and I'm a newly-single 20 year old junior at Temple University. I recently changed my major from Secondary Education/History to Finance and Real Estate. I am a sports fanatic. No lie. Everything revolves around sports, and I'm sure most of my posts will reflect whats going on in the sports world. I follow pretty much every Philadelphia sport, with the exception of the Flyers (this year, for good reason it seems). Uhh, other than that I would say I'm probably pretty bland, and definately old-fashioned to a T. I listen to mostly old classic rock and some jazz music, however good hip-hop now and then is a good change.
My favorite TV shows (when I have the chance or time to watch them) include: Sportscenter, Entourage and Family Guy. I'm not really big on reading, but I do enjoy Dan Brown novels (yes, the trendy decision, I know) and the Harry Potter series. In terms of movies, I dont really watch too many movies or go to the theater very often, but I enjoy pretty much anything but murder/horror/sci-fi flicks.
Ok, the small background is outta the way. Onward with the New Years resolutions. As per usual, New Years Resolutions fly right out the window about three weeks after said resolutions are made. Lets hope I can make it at least a month. Here are some resolutions, or goals for the new year (in no particular order):
1. Go to church more than four times a year.
2. Stop eating fast food on campus as a resort to random urges in the middle of the day.
3. Go to the gym at least twice a week. Maybe three times.
4. Stop swearing. As much.
5. Be proactive. In everything.
6. No more impulse purchases.
I think most of these resolutions are pretty basic, yet somehow I'm sure I'll find a way to weasel my way outta doing them as much as I'd like.