To finish off 2013 I went to Casa de Campo in the Dominican Republic with my friend, Katia and her family. I had such an amazing time! While we were their we laid out in the sun, went to the pool and beach, and took a cooking class. The food in the Dominican Republic is incredible, so I loved being able to learn some of their recipes. We also went jet skiing, tubing, biking, and clay shooting. For New Years Eve we went on the boat during the day to a little island and then celebrated at two different parties during the night.
One of my favorite parts of starting the new year is seeing how involved people get into their new years resolutions. It is so nice seeing everyone try to resolve their own personal issues because there is a new year. Society has created this idea that a new year also means a new person and new beginnings. I think it is important for people to know that December 31, ---- is no different from January 1, ---- unless one makes significant changes in their life. If someone wants a new chapter in their life they need to make certain steps to make that change occur. Some resolutions are harder to achieve than others but if you really want that change in your life, one can definitely make it happen. It is important for people to know that making changes in ones life does not require a new year but instead, at any point one is ready too. Remind yourself of the goals you have everyday and different ways you can achieve them. Don't wait until the moment comes to you to achieve a goal but instead, do what you can in the meantime to make that goal happen. Something one wants does not just come to them from waiting around but instead from working hard.
I am nervous and excited to see what this year has to come! Already so much is happening but I am looking forward to many new experiences. One of the major events taking place this month is my family and I are moving to a new apartment. I guess a new year is bringing a fresh start.
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