Apparently, someone somewhere, possibly using federal funding or Super PAC money, did an analysis on how long people remain committed to their New Year's Day Resolutions.
And it's....Feb 4! That's 35 days of going to the gym, dieting, not smoking, not drinking, being nice to your in-laws, helping out with dinner, not playing WarCraft for hours, staying off Facebook for a day, not eating the ice cream while standing in front of the freezer and remembering to toss out the empty milk carton when it's actually empty.
This is longer than it takes to make Friendship Bread Starter (and lose all your friends) but shorter than it takes to brew a good bottle of Limoncello.
Should you need an excuse to end that silliness and go back to your regularly scheduled life, you now have one.
It made it to a calendar...that means it's official.
And it's....Feb 4! That's 35 days of going to the gym, dieting, not smoking, not drinking, being nice to your in-laws, helping out with dinner, not playing WarCraft for hours, staying off Facebook for a day, not eating the ice cream while standing in front of the freezer and remembering to toss out the empty milk carton when it's actually empty.
This is longer than it takes to make Friendship Bread Starter (and lose all your friends) but shorter than it takes to brew a good bottle of Limoncello.
Should you need an excuse to end that silliness and go back to your regularly scheduled life, you now have one.
It made it to a calendar...that means it's official.