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It's a New Year... 2012!!

Happy New Year! I hope Everyone had a safe and HAPPY NEW YEAR! This year I celebrated it with my family, as usual. We had lots of fun and hours of laughter with each other. The happiness filled the air and was contagious, I would never replace these nights for anything! I love my family and they truly are my life! Here is to a New Year and new opportunities. So my resolutions.... are-
-Be even more happy
-Get a toned body
-Look for a job opportunity within my career
-Save money for a fun trip
-Go to the temple every Friday
-Get a stronger testimony
-Exceed in school
-Create more fun memories
-Grow closer to my family
-Have more friends
-Live life to its fullest, because life is an adventure!!
Well I could go one but these are some of my main ones. I can't wait for this year, because so many things are going to happen, so many wonderful things! I can't help but smile at the things that have happened, and will happen. 2011 was a tough year for my family and many hard things happened, but those challenges have made me strong and who I am today! I would never trade what happened last year for anything. I know without a doubt that this year will be 100 times better! ha Bring it on 2012

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