I read last years resolutions, of which I managed to keep about half; which is better than the year before, when I think I broke all of them within the first month. So this year it is a lot simpler:
- Get back into writing regular blogs
Writing helps order my thoughts, clears some of the nonsense in my mind and gives me an excuse to research irrelevant facts. Why would I not do it? - Finish all those 101 things I’ve started but not completed
Well at least half of them. There are so many and my life feels like a half knitted jumper with lots of untied threads hanging out. This includes the Spletzer-Martin story and last year’s resolution about getting more illustration commissions which I broke (unless I include a dreadful mural commission which I regret taking on). - Stop it with the paranoia and jealousy crap
Life is too short. So you may all be out to get me and laughing with evil sneering grimaces behind my back, but I have a god damn bomb in my brain and am too old to give a damn. - Wear more wigs.
Jo Fisher Roberts 
Reblogged this on Cos Chapman.
Awesome you – such a great list
Normally New Years resolutions are made to be broken – so don’t sweat last years! But this years seem infinitely sensible and excellent: blogs, clear thoughts, successful finishes, clarity and happiness – amen to all this. And don’t forget the wigs.
Happy New Year to you xxx