Hello to a healthy, tidy and happy New Year!
Usually at the start of the year, I like to begin afresh with a new attitude and a new set of ambitions. This year is not any different and I am looking forward to the new opportunities and fun times that it will bring. I want to eat healthily, keep my room tidy and see my friends a lot. Of course, the last one is the most important and will take priority over the others. However, I have been thinking about how I would keep to the first two, and have come up with a few ideas.
I could eat healthy by trying to stick to low-fat options of my favourite dishes. I like Adobo and although it may not seem like it is, this is a pretty easy dish to make. Instead of making it with chicken thighs and drumsticks that have fatty skin on them, I could use boneless, skinless breasts. This would reduce the fat of the dish, and make me feel better about myself when I have finished dinner and am watching a movie or playing Cheeky Bingo. I can follow this principle with all the food that I like to eat, and as long as I eat lots of veggies and less fat, then I should be on course to a healthy and happy new year.
With regards to my idea of being tidy, there are a few easy things that I could do in my room to make sure I stick to it. I think that the main reason why people are messy is that they simply do not have enough space to store all of their things. So I could get another chest of drawers, or even just some plastic boxes that can fit under my bed and can store things that clutter up the place. Then my life will be tidy and healthy, and all I will need to do is enjoy it.
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