Learning to be Adults

So once again, I've made some lofty, but not unreasonable New Year's goals. I guess some things just never change.

My overarching resolution is to make 2013 the year of learning to be adults. Neither I nor my Dear Husband are terribly domestic, it's just not a priority in our lives. However, since we're rounding the bases on thinking about starting a family, it's time to keep a clean house. I think I might start doing some "20-Something Domestic" posts, because I also came from a house where cleaning was not a big deal, so I never learned how to do anything right and I imagine I'm not alone in that. I've already taught myself some good tricks like how to put that stupid duvet cover on without wanting to kill someone, so I think it could be fun to make a mockery of myself and hopefully help teach some other hopeless 20-somethings along the way as well.

Part two of this whole being an adult thing is learning to take time to look nice. I won't say that I don't care about fashion or make up or skin care, but I don't leave myself enough time to do anything about it in the morning. That has been slowly but surely changing this year, and I'm starting to actually paint my nails again.

I'm in love with this robin's egg blue color, but painting my nails has always been a bit futile. Since I rock climb, I tear my hands up, and chip a lot of nails without polish on them, but we'll see how it goes.

At least I only spent about a dollar on that whole bottle so if it goes south it's not a total loss. I had to take the official Pinterest-OPI-Expensive-Nail-Polish picture. Please ignore how much I paint my skin! Its a work in progress okay?

This is also the first year I haven't set myself a weight loss goal, which I think is kind of a big deal for me. It's not to say that I'm not still trying my hardest to get slimmer, but I want to focus more on eating clean and training hard. I'd love to be in a size 12 by the time we go on vacation in August, and I would really love to be climbing 5.8 or 5.9 routes by the end of the year, but I don't want to live and die by it.

How have your New Year's Resolutions being coming along? Am I the only one who makes them anymore?