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I’ve been following various friends either on Facebook, their blogs, or in the course of daily conversations, as they set forth with resolutions for the new year.  Like most, I too have considered various things that I have resolved to do in the past, should do for the future, or want to do simply because it will be good for myself and my family.  But . . . I know me, and I know most of these resolutions will start out strong, and die a quiet death – like that resolution to read the bible in a year that finds itself suddenly confronted with the reality of Leviticus.

Anyway, I have found myself considering resolutions a bit differently after reading a recent entry in Don Miller’s blog.  Don approaches the idea of resolutions from the perspective of living a good story, and I found his thoughts helpful.  Maybe you’ll feel the same.  Part one is here, and part two is here.