Many dates revolve around food, which can make it difficult to stay true to your diet, but living in the moment is much more fun than counting calories, if you ask me.
In an interview with FOX News Sunday former president George Bush senior described his youngest son, Jeb, the former governor of Florida, "as qualified and as able as anyone I know in the political scene" to be president.
"I'd like to see him run. I'd like to see him be president some day. As president, it's about service, service for the greatest country on the face of the Earth and the honor that goes with it. I think Jeb fits that description."
Bush senior added that "right now is probably a bad time, because we've got enough Bushes in there," but that Jeb should run for Senate from Florida. Source
10-Year-Old Hopes to Land Inaugural Obama Interview Damon Weaver has already interviewed Joe Biden and Caroline Kennedy, but the Florida fifth grader was denied press credentials to interview the president-elect.
2009 is finally here — thank goodness — so let's make the best out of this new year!
Since January can lend itself to some Winter/post holiday blues, I'm here to offer some suggestions to help keep your spirits high in the first month of 2009. Enjoy!
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King of the Hill's Bobby Hill is one of those Texas kids who ends up moving to New York or San Francisco. His freak flag is flying just a little too high for his low-key, conservative dad, Hank. Here is one of many hilarious clips of Bobby's attention-seeking shenanigans. He decides he wants to model for a "big and husky" photo shoot, and runs in the house telling Hank, "A man took pictures of me!" I am dying laughing over here. For real.
Staying true to New Year's resolution is not easy, but it can be done. If you're struggling with the pledges you made, check out my five tips below for being successful in your 2009 resolutions.
Lean on your loved ones for support. If you can, ask a friend to pledge the same resolution you did and turn it into a friendly competition!
Leave yourself notes around the house, at work, and in your car to remind yourself of the commitment you made.
Don't give up if you skip a day of working out or if you cheat on your diet. Use your slip up as ammo to do better the next day.
Keeping a resolution takes a lot of dedication and hard work, so reward yourself on a weekly basis — if you can look forward to a payoff, chances are you'll be more successful in reaching your goal.
Keep pushing. It's hard to break a bad habit, but if you stay dedicated and on track of your success, it'll be easier to make your resolution more of a new way of life rather than a quick fix.
Do you have any tricks to keep your New Year's resolution? If so, tell us your secrets below!
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