I literally never do that but 2026 i'mma be consistant:
Write three pages a day at least (-> I've already finished a book with a month of respecting this resolution. Will soon send the manuscript to a publisher -> Manuscript sent to a publisher, now have to wait for their answer!)
Walk by the beach every day. EVERY DAY. (-> Plot twist. I already did not respect this resolution, but it's ok. But life is busy, because of tiredness, because of the weather, because I just can't find the time. But! I insist on going to the beach, or at least SEEING the beach, even if it's as weak as seeing it from the bus that takes me across town, or asking my sister to drive me to the beach so I can touch the sand and be taken home just afterward. And it's ok. I'm seeing the ocean of my beloved country everyday so far and it's ok. It's enough.)
Go on stage and do some drag
Clear off my financial debts.
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Moreover, I've decided to list and talk about each of the books I've read this year, which so far are:
BOOKS FINISHED: Animal Farm by George Orwell; The Gods Themselves by Isaav Asimov; The Testaments by Margaret Atwood; Selected Poems by Langston Hughes; The Times Machine by H.G. Wells; Deux Nègres Acryliques by Joël Roy; Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur; Psychopompe by Amélie Nothomb; On Ne Badine Pas Avec La Mort by Perrine Baron; The Rose Field by Philip Pullman.
CURRENTLY READING: Heavenly Tyrant by Ziran Jay Zhao.
TO BE READ: Concert Baroque de Alejo Carpentier; Les Diaboliques de Barbey D'Aurevilly; L'Interprétation des Rêves de Sigmund Freud; Tueur Sans Gages de Eugène Ionesco Les Écureuil de Central Parks sont Tristes le Lundi de Katherine Pancol; Matus by Toni Morrison; Roucou de Jacques Perret.
(BOOKS SO BAD I COULD NOT FINISH THEM: La Délicatesse du Homard by Laure Manel; Contes Érotiques Amérindiens by Irène Winslow)
(to be continued)
