Reflecting on 2012

All Zara, except the iPad...but if Zara made an iPad, I'd probably own that too.

In case you couldn't tell from my pensive expressions in the above photos, I've been reflecting on the last year quite a bit lately. Sure, it's still 2012, but what is this week between Christmas and New Year? Who invented it? What's the point of it?

Other than boxing day sales, I feel this time is here to reflect on how drunk we got on Christmas and how badly we embarrassed ourselves the last year.

It was a good one wasn't it? We had the Kardashian and the Kanye (modern day beauty and the beast, who the beast is you can decide), 2 Broke Girls with my future non-lesbian wife Kat Dennings and I learnt some cool stuff, met some cooler people and went to not cool countries like Thailand (not cool because it's hot..geddit, geddit?). It's understandable that we'd want to conclude a year with some sort of...well, conclusion. Since New Years resolutions are only in place to entertain others when you quit your gym membership 2 weeks into January, let's not do those.
I've never set myself a New Years resolution, on account of the fact I've always felt it's better to set daily goals or life long goals, not these awkward year long ones that never really feel permanent. On a daily basis I aim to work and not get stressed, on a life long scale I have a career dream that I want to fulfill.  So on New years eve, when you're thinking which gym you're going to sign up to, or which of your favorite foods you'll give up- don't set yourself up for failure. If you don't like going to the gym, find a sport you can fall in love with and stick with for life. Why should you give up chocolate? Everything in moderation, adopt a new lifestyle, don't just limit yourself.
Now, in the words of Jay Sean, go and party like it's 2012... because soon it will be 2013.

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