On the Today show this morning they did a piece on Labor Day being the new New Years. Think about how much starts this time of year: school, football season, the new network TV shows, I could go on but I won't bore you. At the end of the segment they were using the phrase "Happy Falliday," which was kind of cute.I realized as I watched this piece that yesterday's post could have easily been written on Dec. 31 and been a list of new year's resolutions. So I've definitely taken on this notion of the new New Years before I even saw it on TV. I'm such a trend setter!
I didn't really adopt any of my new goals today, but I didn't really expect to. But I didn't overeat terribly or have any kind of "last supper eating" either. It helped that we didn't have any picnics or events to go to and we lounged around the house most of the day.
Tomorrow, however, is back to the "grind," and even though it's going to be a shorter week with the holiday it already feels like I'll be getting back into the groove shortly. I sure hope so.
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I switched to a school year calendar years and years ago. The big one in the kitchen and the planner in my purse - both run August - July.
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