Resolutions?

Erik Bates | January 1, 2007
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Tony Peters | January 1, 2007
Mine is to do Yoga daily which should both put me in a better mood and give me the flexibility to do the othe things I enjoy like skateboarding climbing and snowboarding

Scott Hardie | January 1, 2007
I'm the kind of person who repeats failed resolutions from previous years despite the apparent futility, so for the second year in a row I resolve to get out to the movies every Wednesday night. I've seen about one-third as many 2007 films as I do most years and my big list in a few days is going to be pretty skimpy.

Denise, fortunately for both of us, has a nobler resolution: Managing our mutual diet and exercise plan. She has a much better shot at fixing my health than I ever had alone.

I want to make a joke about the name of Scott's blog but I can't think of anything.

Good luck with all of your undertakings in 2007.

Erik Bates | January 1, 2007
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Jackie Mason | January 1, 2007
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Scott Horowitz | January 2, 2007
I'm glad my blog name is bringing you guys so much enjoyment. My goal is to drop 35 pounds at least. I need to get back in shape, I had a good 2005 with this (lost 40).. 2006 I stayed about the same the first half, then when I moved out I gained back about 15. Need to use my gym membership, and am going to rejoin WW. Other resolutions, end my dry spell (Guys, you know what I'm tlaking about). Buy an HDTV. Possibly start an MBA program.

Erik Bates | January 2, 2007
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Scott Hardie | January 2, 2007
You guys are talking about going swimming, right? Don't be scared. I just got rid of those inflatable yellow armbands last year and I can touch the bottom of the pool now. You'll get there!

Erik Bates | January 2, 2007
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Jackie Mason | January 21, 2007
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