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Welcome to 2018!

Is it really 2018 already? Gosh! The whole year just completely flew by. It feels like it was just yesterday that Bryan, and I were standing outside the Flamingo in Las Vegas when he popped the question. Now we've been married for 4 months! It seems even crazier to think that we've been together for almost 3 years. It's amazing how fast time flies when you're having fun! 

I have never really been a huge fan of new years resolutions. Not because I don't think you should have goals and follow them. I just feel like it shouldn't take a new year for you to decide to follow your goals/dreams. If a new year is your only driving motivator than how can that goal be sustainable? Now don't get me wrong, I know I have friends that set goals and keep them after the new year and if that works for them than by all means please set a resolution or two or maybe even three... Whatever your heart desires! But I'm going to bow out on this one. 

I did, however, decide that I want to live a healthier lifestyle back in October. That goal is still a goal I very much want to stick to. I know I haven't been blogging or posting on social as much, but I have managed to sustain the weight loss over the holidays. I haven't lost any for a few week but that's okay all good things come with time. I also believe losing weight should be a slow process to make keeping it off easier to do.

With that I'm signing off! I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Good luck to all of you who set goals for yourself this year. Cheers to 2018! 


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