New Year’s Eve means a lot of lofty resolutions that aren’t kept beyond Jan. 3, writes humor columnist JasonGay. Here are some more reasonable suggestions that can stick.
New Year’s Eve is approaching, and you know what that means: people making lofty public resolutions they have no intention of keeping past Jan. 3.
I’m as bad as anyone. I always resolve to stop looking at my phone, read more poetry, lose a bit of weight, dunk a basketball, fight a shark, build a pinball machine, patent a flying car, fight another shark, and win an Oscar, and you know what? None of it ever happens, not even the Oscar.
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