Making 2008 memorable

Every year I have just one true resolution, and that is to do something substantial that I will remember. My memory is an odd thing - I will remember stupid things like dictionary definitions word for word but then will forget something simple like the first movie I saw with my girlfriend or how I managed to get water in my snazzy keyboard. That’s a private joke between me and my girlfriend who doesn’t even read this blog. Sorry, I’ll not do that again.

Anyway last year (2007) I got into digital photography, went to Australia for 3 weeks, had a fantastic meal at Claridges with Sharon Osbourne, got made redundant (sort of), and turned down two jobs. Obviously I did more but those are the big things that come to mind. In previous years I count things like moving into London, getting a job, passing exams, jumping out of a plane, etc.

This year will be a big year as I will be moving out of my flat in London and will be living with my girlfriend. That’s about all I know for sure at the moment. Will I move to Florida? Will I ever be made redundant? Will I finally get a Macbook?

I guess what I am saying is that you should always get to the end of the year knowing that you took a few risks and that at least some of them paid off. Unfortunately 2007 wasn’t a fantastic year for my family, but great things did happen. Here’s to more great things in 2008!

By the way, rumours are mounting for an Macbook announcement in a couple of weeks. I may have that Macbook Pro before the end of January - what a way to start the year!

Oh yes, and the first movie I saw with my girlfriend was Bruce Almighty. I tried to think of something I couldn’t remember but I couldn’t remember anything.

2 Responses to “Making 2008 memorable”

  1. Kev the Jedi Says:

    When did you have a meal with Sharon Osbourne?

  2. Dave Says:

    Sorry, Sharon Osborne was at Claridges when I took Pam there. She walked in with her entourage and sat at the table next to us. She then decided that she should involve herself with our evening. It was weird, and very memorable. Apparently she’ll be at our wedding and god-mother to our first born!

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