2013 was a good year for me even though there were some moments that were bad. I got into my major, Public Health and Political Science, made a lot of memories with friends and family, and learned how to embrace life.
So, here's my new year resolution.
I hope this inspires you to reflect on 2013 and get excited for what is ahead of you.
Haeri's 2014 New Year Resolution
1. Apply to Study Abroad Program--You just wait Yonsei University. And hopefully get in.
2. Run three times a week to keep myself healthy (Come on Haeri. It's only three times out of seven. You can do it. Push yourself).
3. Learn how to be patient. Yes, listen to people all the way until they finish their sentence.
4. Breathe life into people. Obviously metaphorically. Compliment people. Say "Hello" and smile to strangers. Spread the happy virus~
5. Save $Money$ for something better. Don't just go shopping and spend it on clothes and shoes. Save money and travel to places you've wanted to visit like New York City or Washington D.C.
6. Instead of eating out with friends, invite friends to my apartment and cook together. It'll be cheaper, delicious, and worthwhile.
7. Drink lots of water. Stay hydrated. This is key to a healthy body. If water is too boring add lemon or raspberry to your water. Oooooh, or drink tea. I love tea.
8. However you feel, show up to class. Even though you feel lazy, tired, sad, grumpy, happy, or hung over. Just go to class. Be present. Being hung over is my fault so I have to learn my mistakes.
9. Give. As I get older and (somewhat) mature, I feel happy giving to other people. Continue this and give even more! Don't just give to friends and families, but strangers or someone who is hopeless or lost.
10. Read (the news) more. Know what is really going around in the world you live in. NPR, current literature, Seattle Times, etc.
Thursday, December 26, 2013
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Welcome to my Blog
Merry Christmas everyone!
I decided to create a blog this Christmas because I wanted to make this world a better place.
I'm just a college student living in Seattle, but I hope one day my blogging can bring smiles and change to people.
I have no clue how this blog is going to go or what I am going to do with it. But here is a start!
By the way, Michael Jackson's song Man in the Mirror inspired my blog.
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