![]() | ![]() FeatureIt Ain't Over 'Til It's OverThe Alibi's New Year's GuideThe end is upon us, but it's not here yet. The wrapping paper is still piled on the floor, and there's enough turkey in the freezer to feed a family of six for weeks. It's been a stressful year, topped with a maddening holiday season, but, finally, 2005 is on its last legs. FeatureNew Year's ResolutionsA reference guideOnce the partying is done and the hangovers cured, the guilt starts to set in. The daunting realization that it's the beginning of another year—a year you promised to make better than the last. To make this compact, clip-out New Year's Resolutions Guide as productive as possible, here's a bit of preliminary advice. 1) Your resolution should be something you have control over. Don't resolve to win the lottery. That's a wish, not a resolution. 2) Tell yourself you can accomplish your goal. It may sound silly, but part of doing something is believing you can do it. 3) Don't be afraid to ask for help. You are not alone in your battle. Find support groups, talk to your loved ones and seek out others with the same goals. All right, here's a random, obviously incomplete list of organizations you might consider contacting to help make 2006 a successful new year.
New Mexico Sports and Wellness
Designer Bodies Personal Training and Nutrition Management
Albuquerque Technical Vocational Institute (TVI)
Yamaha Music School
24-Hour Addictions Referral Network
LovinSpoonfuls: A Cooking School
Financial Freedom of New Mexico, Inc.
Arthur Murray School of Dancing
Alcoholics Anonymous
Toastmasters International
Albuquerque School of Fine Arts
Kays All Swim School
Hypnotherapy Associates
Career Enrichment Center
FeatureImportant New Year's Phone NumbersNumbers you need to know to get your sorry butt home and out of troubleAlbuquerque Cab Co.
Yellow Cab Co.
A Fantasy Limousine
Downtown Action Team
AAA Bail Bonds
Tattoos Erased
Dent Express
Pop-A-Lock
Mr. Plumber
![]() FeatureParty GamesYour antidote to a dull New Year's EveParty games are fun for moderately sized groups, and are a good way to integrate and transform regular old drinking, eating, conversation and funny hats into end-of-the-year entertainment. Most of these games are—or are derived from—old parlor games and were attained from my new favorite website, wikipedia.org (thanks, wikipedia!). Happy New Year and watch out for falling ammunition. |
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