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It gonna be a new year soon. A time to start over make things better for yourself and others. So, what is your new year resolution for 2009? As for me uh... well... I guess... I'll get back to you on that. Anyways just post your new year resolution for 2009.

I'm going to be moving out just into the new year back down to where I went to Uni. This is a big move as I'm needing a job this time to support myself. So there is going to be a lot that will change. I think one thing that I will stick to is going back to the gym. Which is something I've been wanting to do for a while.

I plan to go to college this year. Seriously. That and maybe forge a relationship. That previous one seems more likely though. Imma go with that.

My resolution is to think of a resolution I can actually fulfil :P

Get fit and work harder academically. I doubt either will happen though.

Get a job, and get into a good university.

Get my Associates of Applied Sciences degree.

Go on a road trip with my grandfather.

Figure out some way to allow my mom to keep the rent she'll be charging me cheap, so that I can save up money for this road trip I want to go on.

Get a job to pay the rent.

I turn 18 this year, so I'm going to try to got to college, and for the love of god, get a girlfriend. I'm also going to see if I have Aspergers or not, sure, it's silly to make that a New Year resolution, but I have a knack for delaying appointments till I never go to them.

get a 2400 on the SAT

1) Get a C or higher in all classes (this is actually very difficult for me)
2) Get a National Merit Scholarship (I'm pretty sure I'm a finalist, but I don't get to find out for sure until September)
3) Take the CS160 series, so I don't have to deal with them in college.
4) Get a job (A real one that pays money, not the internships that I've been doing)
5) Get my CompTIA Network+ certification and start studying for Security+
6) Lose some weight (I could use it, I officially made became obese sometime this summer)
7) Finally buy a Theremin (a Moog Etherwave)
8) Play the piano more

And, my expansive list of software/programming languages/devices to learn:
Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop better
Blender 3D
Processing (art programming language)
ContextFree (another art programming language)
Arduino programming (the Arduino is a popular microcontroller for hobby use)
Ruby on Rails (already working on this)
American DJ MyDMX (DMX light control software, my middle school drama program bought a bunch of DMX controllers and I want to learn the PC software, since it qualifies as much geekier than a traditional control console)
Guitar (I will qualify this as a device. I have one, but I haven't the faintest idea how to play it.)
ModPlug Tracker (tracker-style software sampler/synthesizer)
FontForge (font editor)
Java programming language (I hate it, but I'll need it in college)
Probably some other things that I'm not thinking of.

To be more enthusiastic about speaking up and getting things done.

Be more helpful to people trying to get things done.

To stop getting so many things done.

Finish my book.

Stop wasting so much time on here.

- Attempt to find a job.
- Stop procrastinating.
- Become more active.

Those are the only ones I find possible to keep. hah

Finish my college essays.

-Study Hard
-Becoming more fuckin' polite with teachers and some persons.
-Get Friends
-Get Courage with love
-Know and meet more and more and more alternative musics
-Arrange my hair
-Enter Uni
-Have a birthday