this font is Rock Salt. Seems appropriate when evening newscasters show pictures of road crews spreading Salt brine on roadways in anticipation of inclement weather.. has happened only a couple of times this month here in North Carolina. My brother in New Hampshire already has had a couple of "snow events". January with its cold is almost half over ; So, a question: how are you doing with your new year's resolutions ?
I noticed that "Quitting Day" occurred a few days ago. That is the presumed date by which new Year's resolutions become discards.
So far, I am sticking with mine: "make no new Year's resolutions". How are You doing with yours ?
Just for fun, i did an internet search for the topic. The most common one (not surprisingly ) pertains to improving fitness (48%), followed by Improving finances and improving mental health. If i were making one, i
like "Read more books". Having completed just two, glad i did not commit to that one. The thought of snuggling by the fireside with a good book on a snowy day does sound alluring .
Given the 'Fall off the wagon' outcome for sticking to well-intended January 1st goals, it's a fair question as to whether any change can occur. As a therapist, I am often asked if someone (usually the person asking the question) can "change". The quick answer is that I have witnessed Change and that if i didn't think it possible, at my age, i would not be a therapist. HOWEVER . . . and it's a big 'however' . . . it usually is not quick nor effortless.
'Transformation' differs greatly from 'change'. According to an internet source :"Change is usually a response to something and happens gradually, while transformation is a deliberate and significant shift". Don't hear a lot about New Year's transformations.
I have noticed that this font does not make for easy reading , so I am making a significant shift: Never again will i use Rock Salt as a font for the blog .
HAPPY NEW YEAR !
Satchel
