2014 Non-Resolutions

I do this yearly, 2012 & 2013 so even though I'm a wee bit late I could not skip this year! Reviewing last year's goals I realize that I did not do as well this year as I would have hoped it. It makes me a little bit sad to think of the things that I failed to accomplish, but I am going to choose to focus on the positives instead.

I didn't exactly get back into shape last year, but it's mostly because I was pregnant most of the year! =) So even though I didn't participate in any 5Ks last year or run through my pregnancy, we are so blessed to have added Holden to our family. =)

We didn't get C baptized last year & that may be my biggest regret of 2013, but now the boys can share this wonderful experience so for that I am grateful. It is DEFINITELY happening this year. =)

I'd say that I accomplished about a third of my goals for last year so I suppose that's not TOO shabby. Most importantly, I did quit my job & I am living my ultimate dream of staying at home with my babies. =)

Now...on to the year ahead! I'm seriously excited for all that this year could hold for us & I just know it is going to be one of our best years ever. In true blogger fashion (athough I don't tend to conform often), I am going to choose a word that I hope will define our 2014. The word I am choosing for this year is imperfect. I chose this word because I want to feel okay with being 100% myself. I am not perfect & I think I strive too hard to be someone I'm not at times. I need to stop trying to force myself into a mold that I don't fit into. I want to spend this year becoming happier with who I already am. I want to learn to love myself more. Because I am not perfect, no one on this earth is perfect & I want imperfection to be alright in my world. I want to make mistakes because that means I took chances. I want things to get messy because that means we had fun. I want to fail because that means that I tried. So I'm not going to break this year down into specific goals because whatever we accomplish this year or don't accomplish...I want it to be enough.