New Year's Resolutions (for somebody else)
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New Year's Resolutions (for somebody else)


Happy New Year! A happy and healthy 2012 to everyone!

With the fresh, clean year comes a chance to start anew, to make changes, to make those improvements that bring our actual selves more in line with our potential selves. And thus we make the new year's resolution. Let's put a twist on it, though. Rather than exposing our own shortcomings by making our own resolutions public, let us gently suggest resolutions for those who might need the nudge.

What resolutions should be made by whom?




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