Every year, for the first two weeks of January, my YMCA is packed. And the same thought always occurs:
New Year's resolutions are for those with no discipline the rest of the year.
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2 comments:
Hi John,
That's funny especially because it's true. The gym has been crowded lately, and I'm hoping that people will forget their resolutions so I can get a lane in for swimming or do weight lifting without people staring at me to finish at a station.
Excuse me, but I was first...lol Brian
I feel the same. I suppose I should be supportive of those who are jumping on the good-health band wagon, however short-lived, but I'm not. I just want them to go away -- and quickly.
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