Happy New Year, all you lovely little Knoxvillians!
You know how as soon as January 1 hits, those incessant fitness and diet commercials start up in full force? Annoying, isn't it? Yes, we ate cookies for a month straight, so what!?!? In the words of Chris Farley, "LAY OFF ME, I'M STARVING!!"
In all seriousness, though, those commercials are out there for a reason. By and large, after the holiday "bulge," we do have some work to do.
It's been a while, so I just wanted to remind you that the fabulous, local program Operation Boot Camp is out there for you! The new camp starts next Monday, so you still have time to sign up! It's a special 3 week INDOOR camp to help us all ease back into the routine (camps are usually 4 weeks long).
Last month, WBIR's "Darin Erin" was brave enough to try it out. Check out her report and then head to the website to sign up (and get all the details)! You won't regret it!
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
new year/new you
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Happy New Year! Hopefully the New Year will be a fresh create and I hope a good start. I sincerely apologize for not being with you most of the time through life's hardships, but It’s the way we learn for next time. Though I hope I can help you with any heavy burdens that you hopefully won’t come across in the New Year Happy New Year! Wishing everyone a very happy New year.
Well in the year 2018 try and be more focused and practical in life. Try to cherish 2019 memories and recall the ups and downs .Try to get close to god through more prayers and be more focused on health issues. since world has become more and more competitive and very demanding there is no time for building new relationship and hold on to the loved ones, so let’s focus more on contact no topic what.. To end all i could say is that lets try and be happy and make others happy too and when we look back we should be able to value that moment and feel happy. t is a chance for a new beginning, new hope, new achievements, new loves, new goals, etc. Out with the prior, and in with the new. As for money spent, only 9% of the population actually goes out and celebrates with fireworks and parties, but with all the noise they make, you would think it was the whole nation dancing in the streets! Promises are made on that day to aid the sick and the destitute. It is a good day for hope in a newer and better world. Hope some of that spirit rubs off on you too! Happy New Year in 2014 to you! I agree writing a check for charity is good but doing something fun is better. On the other hand, better than writing a check for charity is volunteering for one.
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