First of all let me wish all the snuffer a very prosperous New Year! Hope the 2013 brings lot of happiness in your life.

never do one. IF I want to change something the date has little to do with it.

Expect to feel pain or suffer in deciding most people run into an obstacle and seek escape. Don’t focus on how to do it, but rather, why should I do it?

My new year resolution: I wouldn’t worry about doing things right way or the wrong way. This year, I am gonna do things my way.

To rid myself from cigarettes

Buy and use more snuff.

I don’t have any new year’s resolutions. I’m happy with who I am.

Enjoy every day as if it was my last!

I agree with @Basement_Shaman. Why wait for a new year? Resolutions are an everyday special event.

My New Year Resolution will be to Oppose any ban or change in law which becomes a hindrance between me and my Snuff… :ar!

Lose weight and be a better person. Whatever that means.

If you like yourself there’s no reason for change

Stock up on large amounts of Abraxas and Sir Walter Scott snuff.

I can appreciate that.

Less freelancing when I’m not at work, more time with the family. I’m a workaholic and I love what I do, but we won’t miss a little hit to the money. Besides, the taxes on self-employment income sucks eggs.

Lets hope our government doesn’t continue on the path to screw us all over (US folks, don’t won’t to upset those across the pond)

To fall in love.

To snuff more

To be rid myself of my oooh shiney object syndrome.

I succeeded in last year’s resolution to not have another cigarette. I think this year I should concentrate on losing some of the extra weight I’ve gained enjoying food with my new and improved taste buds! And get off my butt more for some cardio improvement. Thanks to snuffhouse for helping me in my discovery of snuff and happy new year to all!

My new yrs res is to do more an more snuff…Aaaahh snuffy snuffy …happy new yrs Snuffhouse!!

@jayson I would consider that one harder than quitting cigarettes

Necromancing threads; Same as before- Enjoy every day as if it was my last! One day it will be, Living on borrowed time. Stay Healthy all you snuffsters

@basement_shaman Hear, hear! Mine is to essentially become an even better husband to my sick wife, and to NOT give up snuff

I want to exercise regularly and eat healthier.

less junk–food, stuff, 'puter time, etc.

My resolutions are the same every year, and I almost always manage to fulfill it: Try at least 5 new foods, 5 new pipe or snuff blends, go somewhere I’ve never been before, and experience something I’ve never had the pleasure of experiencing before. Not usually tough to do, but very rewarding nonetheless.

Travel around the southwest states(U.S.) and come up with some new distinctive home ground snuff blends.//

@mouse yes, less computer time and less junk food for me as well. More snuff though! Everyone around here thinks I am dipping because I carry the Toque 25g tins everywhere :disagree:

More cardio training & a bit less calories, it would do me good.

I never mentioned my resolution for LAST year. Very unoriginal, it was merely to abstain from alcohol for the year. Mind you, I don’t think abstinence is a virtue in itself, but I have a liver issue and the science is with the doctor who advised me. Anyway, I kept it. Much harder than I thought it would be. New respect for people who have trouble in that area.

@JakartaBoy‌ Good Job on that one. . it is hard, I gave up beer strictly for the carb reasons and with 90+ breweries within my area it’s a challenge!

What is my New Years Resolutions? Not to pick people up on their grammar. To finally be with the woman I have loved since we first met almost thirty years ago. I doubt that her husband’s resolution is to give her up, though.

@JakartaBoy Keep with it I am celebrating 15 years. I losts decades of memories and many friends to the drink. Some people can drink I am not one of them.One is too many and a thousand isn’t enough.

Last year I resolved not to make any more resolutions. So, I’m keeping that one.

To release a new snuff or two.

Read more and fart around on my phone less.

Being better at paying my taxes, lol…

Being better at paying my taxes, lol…

One of my coworkers went 11 years without paying property taxes. He’s getting hit now…

Learn how to play the Shakuhachi. The shakuhachi is a classic open-end, pentatonic, Japanese bamboo flute. (It’s the instrument that people usually associate with the Japanese melody “Cherry Blossoms.”) I got my first one (a cheapie – just to see how well we got on together) about 10 days ago. Within 3 days I upgraded to a better instrument. At this stage, I’m still working on my embouchure.

to give up candy…

Teach myself acoustic guitar.

To rid myself from cigarettes

Told myself I would finally put the cigs down. I stuck by my guns and have not bought a pack, though I did have a cigarette today with a colleague. Seems the smoke deck is where folks tend to speak freely and as a boss I appreciate the unfiltered talks at times. As for my resolutions- get back into shape. With a new baby girl I realized if I just slightly improve my condition I improve my longevity and ability to keep up with her. I would also like to immerse myself in Japanese to better facilitate communicating with regular host nation contacts. Mind you its more of a timing thing but since its the New Years I have attached them to the catch-all of them being resolutions.