Jane Wallman-Girdlestone

Even when I try not to make resolutions at the beginning of the year, I find my mind wandering to the subject.  A temperament thing I guess, like making lists or being good at Excel.  
I think it’s something to do with wanting to mark a moment; note progress perhaps?  Acknowledge the time that has passed and can only be captured now in memory.  Maybe it’s a largely vain attempt to put some structure around the unknown that is to come.

My resolutions are simple.

1.  Grow as a writer.

2.  Bring life to others and myself as a priest.

3.  Enjoy the extraordinary richness of being alive.

4.  Take nothing for granted.

Happy New Year!  Let’s make it special.