My new year's resolution... 1920x1080. 

to lose weight and the mid age spread  hopefully

To drop down to 135 lbs and to be able to schedule my SRS.

Start electrolysis (after 3 years of laser)
Re-start voice therapy
Send letters about my transition/pronouns to ALL organisations/companies etc. that have some record of me
Get my house as neat and clean as it was prior to transition
Get my administration as organised as it was prior to transition
Buy my first bra
Consider to move to another area or city
Go on a vacation abroad at least once (it's been 3 years)
Continue with what I'm already doing with a positive mindset

I'm going to finish my novel by Easter Sunday.

(I probably sort myself out a career, move to a flat/house/bedsit with hot water and lose some weight, but sod all that).

-Start HRT in January/February
-Go fulltime by my 40th birthday: 12/31/2011.  (Maybe sooner depending on HRT)

To be the best wife I can be, once Im married in April.

To go out in public without being so paranoid all the time! 

1. Lose weight
2. Get over my present case of sciatica
3. Get my meds for other conditions regulated
4. Discover life as a post op
5. Get my taxes done early
6. Actually ride my bicycle instead of just looking at it on my balcony.
7. Get back into playing my guitars

I shall add to mine.  Return to school and get a certification in Electrolysis and Nails.

In no particular order...

1. Figure out how to make some/more/any money (i.e. Get A Job.)
2. Move back to Philadelphia. Live on my own, again. Woo Hoo! Gender identity and expression protection laws, and easy access to guns! What more could a girl want?
3. Quit smoking. Generally, a bad idea whilst on estrogen therapy!
4. Start electrolysis. Save time not shaving/tweezing face! Less makeup required! Yay!
5. Simplify myself and my life.
6. Start new band to replace the one that dumped me when I came out.

I probably should say lose some weight, 'cause I really need it, but I also don't care about being fat, sooo...

-Live by myself, away from my family again and forever this time
-Find a job where I'll be able to support myself
-Start T
-Go back to therapy and psychiatrist
-Do some good things for the needed ones

I have a lot of things in mind, but that's basically the things I HAVE to do, no matter what!

Take the red pill

To give up my addiction to meat.

1) Stop smoking (again)
2) Create a new job for myself
3) ACTUALLY have a date
4) hehehe, depends on 3

1. Work out at least once a week!
2. Follow through on my surgery plans.
3. Stop being married to work (60 hours a week is enough!)
4. Meet a guy that doesn't turn out to be a complete jerk.

1-3 seem very doable... 4 might take some luck...

Come out to my family is the #1 on my plate right now!

1) lose weight.
2) start to work out once a week and take regular walks daily.
3) grown my hair as long as possible and try all sorts of hair style till I find one I love!
4) volunteer to be Janet Lynn's Electrolysis test person.  She is friendly and I am sure since she has been through the pain she will be gentle.

okay the last one was just kidding, but this one is real.

5) Get through my first appointment with the CAMH, go to a support group regularly, get to see a Gender at least by weekly and get a letter for HRT.  Work very hard at making myself feel good inside and outside.

loves and hugs
Simone

I need to learn how to relax.

Jennifer

Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to say that going through and reviewing all of these resolutions, it made me realize the importance that so many of us have on executing our goals. I also wanted to remind each of us that it's up to us to get these things done. We have to power inside of us to make reality happen. It happens when we choose to go to the gym instead of jump on the computer or pick up the phone and call that therapist even though we are terrified. The resolutions we make through transition, especially in the beginning are the foundations that we build to have a life we dream of. Don't ever forget that and let that be the charge that keeps you focused and going each day. Keep up the awesome work in 2011  Meghan