New Year's Resolution for 2011

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A few days more to go and we will be saying goodbye to year 2010. After the ferocious year of the tiger, I am looking forward for the docile year of the rabbit - the year 2011. I was born in a year of the rabbit and, with this in mind, I am so hopeful that the year would be a great one for us all.

It has become a tradition that every year, we make a New Year's resolution. I started making my own resolution when I was in grade school through the influence of some friends. Each passing year is different from the other but my new year's resolutions seem to be the same every year. My invisible list includes my goals for the year and the plans on how I could achieve those goals. My goals and plans could be different each year but they are all aiming for one ultimate aspiration - CHANGE.

I have set my New Year's resolution for this year but forgive me if I cannot share to you some of my "secret" resolutions. Nevertheless, I have already visualized some plans and that includes redesigning my blog. It has been a while since this blog was dressed up in redlight. I am contemplating on some fresh looking template, the kind that brings a different glow. Redesigning a blog is like making a Business Logo Design. There are so many factors to consider before finally choosing the most suitable design. I am still on my way looking for designs that would help attract potential readers and could give a unique identity to my blog. Wish I could find one simple yet great design for me soon!

Advance Happy New Year to All!

May Year 2011 be filled with happiness, good health and great fortune!

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