My husband and I have made information technology a habit to brand specific New Years Resolutions every single year. We like to break our goals into 4 categories.

1. Organized religion
two. Family
iii. Fitness
4. Finance

This fashion nosotros cover all of the areas that are of import to us. Resolutions are hard to keep. But that is the only way we really go better.   I promise that you learned something from 2008 considering isn't that what life is all about? Learning from our triumphs and mistakes.   Making the life changes that are necessary to grow and modify into something better than nosotros were earlier.

2009 in Flower Mound

Here at burbmom.net, we want to encourage you to sit down and make some goals for 2009. And we want you to share them with usa…then we can help yous get there.   Nosotros as well want to reward y'all for your goal-setting!   Yes, I said REWARD….

  • One Random Winner will win a $50 Gift Bill of fare to Target
  • Ane Random Winner will win a $25 Eatery Souvenir Card
  • We are also accepting additional prizes in this giveaway from local businesses – delight contact info@burbmom.net if you have a prize to contribute.

Winners will be chosen at random.   There are a few ways to earn entries toward the drawing:

  • 1 Entry for leaving a annotate here with ane of your 2009 goals
  • 5 Entries for writing a mail on your own web log about your 2009 goals and including a link to burbmom.internet in the mail service
  • x Entries for sending out an email to your friends about this drawing (only include info@burbmom.internet in your contact list)

Have fun with this!!

Shauna writes rambles on about life stuff on her personal blog: Apathetic Apathetic Blog.

Winners volition be drawn on Jan 31, 2008.   Anyone can participate – you do not take to be a 'burb resident for this Giveaway.

Kids Activities Blog is Holly's blogging home.

She is the co-author of 101 Kids Activities that are the Bestest, Funnest Always! and The 101 Coolest Elementary Science Experiments.

She is the mom of three boys ages xiii, 15 & 17 who partially homeschools. She believes that you shouldn't have to purchase stuff to accept fun when there is a kitchen junk drawer full of possibilities.