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New Years Revolution

jakz

jakz

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What are your new years revolution for 2015 and what do you hope to achieve?
 
Idk it's still 2014 :/
 
Wanna get my arms back up to 19.5 inch,and be a better person
 
I would like to read at least 3 books for leisure. I've never been a big reader, but would like to start. However, I've been told first year teachers have to put it more work than any other year, so I don't know how well that resolution is going to go.
 
AntM1564 said:
I would like to read at least 3 books for leisure. I've never been a big reader, but would like to start. However, I've been told first year teachers have to put it more work than any other year, so I don't know how well that resolution is going to go.
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I love books,but real books not these ebooks or whatever
 
AntM1564 said:
I would like to read at least 3 books for leisure. I've never been a big reader, but would like to start. However, I've been told first year teachers have to put it more work than any other year, so I don't know how well that resolution is going to go.
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I've never read a John Grisham or Dean Koontz book that I didn't get addicted to. They're easy reads and fun to follow.
 
Could someone change it to resolution please haha
 
faither said:
it's ok mate I'm terrible at spelling I'm dyslexic I hope i spelt dyslexic right. God bless word prediction. Lol.
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English is my 3rd language so I get confused haha..epic fail
 
jakz said:
I love books,but real books not these ebooks or whatever
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I'm the same way. There is a bookstore near my house named Penny's Bookstore. Basically, they have used books for really cheap prices. You can buy them. Once you're done, you bring it back and they give you store credit on that book, or any other you want to sell to them and you use that store credit to buy more books. I brought one of my friends there the summer before she started teaching her first High School English stint, so absolutely loved the place and was able to buy several great books for a great price.

RegisterJr said:
I've never read a John Grisham or Dean Koontz book that I didn't get addicted to. They're easy reads and fun to follow.
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I love John Grisham. I read several of his books in middle school. Never read Dean Koontz, but his books look interesting. Right now, I have a book called The Arsenal of Democracy. It is about the Ford motor company making air craft during WWII. I'm a history major lol
 
AntM1564 said:
I'm the same way. There is a bookstore near my house named Penny's Bookstore. Basically, they have used books for really cheap prices. You can buy them. Once you're done, you bring it back and they give you store credit on that book, or any other you want to sell to them and you use that store credit to buy more books. I brought one of my friends there the summer before she started teaching her first High School English stint, so absolutely loved the place and was able to buy several great books for a great price.

I love John Grisham. I read several of his books in middle school. Never read Dean Koontz, but his books look interesting. Right now, I have a book called The Arsenal of Democracy. It is about the Ford motor company making air craft during WWII. I'm a history major lol
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That is really cool,I love places like that
 
AntM1564 said:
I'm the same way. There is a bookstore near my house named Penny's Bookstore. Basically, they have used books for really cheap prices. You can buy them. Once you're done, you bring it back and they give you store credit on that book, or any other you want to sell to them and you use that store credit to buy more books. I brought one of my friends there the summer before she started teaching her first High School English stint, so absolutely loved the place and was able to buy several great books for a great price.



I love John Grisham. I read several of his books in middle school. Never read Dean Koontz, but his books look interesting. Right now, I have a book called The Arsenal of Democracy. It is about the Ford motor company making air craft during WWII. I'm a history major lol
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I like history books too.
 
RegisterJr said:
I like history books too.
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I used to study history and get in the 80%'s just because iy was so interesting.I especially like russian history from the fall of the Tsaar to the rise of Stalin
 
My favorite "historical figure" so to speak has to be Vladimir Lenin
 
I personally found Hitler's childhood and younger years far more interesting than that of Stalin's
 
To be a better me!
 
RegisterJr said:
I've never read a John Grisham or Dean Koontz book that I didn't get addicted to. They're easy reads and fun to follow.
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John Grisham books are awesome. He's my favorite author.

Rocket3015 said:
To be a better me!
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True that.

I wrote all my goals down for 2015 and I gotta put stickies of that **** everywhere.
 
A bunch.

Most important ones are continue healthy and fit and finish a book on WW1 history I am writing. Ironic the last in view of the book related posts above.
 
UCSMiami said:
A bunch.

Most important ones are continue healthy and fit and finish a book on WW1 history I am writing. Ironic the last in view of the book related posts above.
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I too have a goal to write a book this year.
 
Become a better version of myself.

Become a better human being.
 
I'm thinking I have locked in my 2 goals this year that I want to focus on.

Go on a Keto diet for the entire year and, make one video each week in regards to my journey.
Go on a different and, unique date each month with my woman.
 
This is more of a 2022 goal,but I would likw to take a bike and travel up (the safe parts) of Africa
 
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