2012!

In 2011, I gained a slightly better sense of humor.

I lost respect for a fellow professional who had been a mentor to me.

I stopped worrying quite so much.

I started riding my bike more often.

I was hugely satisfied by my vibrator.  LOL!  Just kidding!  Just now, I'm hugely satisfied by that shock value.  Tee hee!

And frustrated by being fooled too many times by someone that I thought was a friend.

I am so embarrassed that I went to a wedding and had too much to drink and then tipsy (not drunk) texted my sister. 

Once again, I ate too many cookies.

Once again, I did not get enough sleep.

The biggest physical difference between me last December and this December is my eyelashes.  I bought Rapid Lash.  And it works!

The biggest psychological difference between me last December and this December is my reduced willingness to tolerate being used by others.

I loved spending time gardening.

Why did I spend even two minutes looking at a Twitter update from someone I don't even like?

I should have spent more time swimming.

I regret buying two new pairs of running shoes today when I really only needed one.

I will never regret buying expensive, pretty undies and pajamas from Victoria's Secret even though with that money I could have bought groceries for two weeks.

I stressed out way too much.

I didn't daydream enough.

My former mentor drove me crazy.

Was the weather crazier than ever last year? Or was it me?

The most relaxing place I went was...I don't know.  I didn't really have an opportunity to go anywhere.

I feel so disappointed in myself when I write that down.

Why did I go to that one place when I knew that douchebag Joe was going to be there?

The best thing I did for someone else was boost his confidence enough with true validation of his character, that he's finally got some hope for the future.

The best thing I did for myself was agree to the challenge of completing a 5k in a few months.

The best thing someone did for me was challenge me to a 5k.

The one thing I'd like to do again, but do it better, is a self-care routine that includes sufficient sleep and exercise.