In 2–3 well-developed sentences, reflect on how you spent your Holiday Break. Then, identify four personal you would like to achieve this year and briefly explain why each goal is important to you (Copy and paste your completed response from Writable into your blog).


Over the break, I went to Alabama and saw some family. After that, I went to the Falcons v Rams game in the Benz. For Christmas, I got a lot of clothes but not much else.

 The first goal is to get A's in every class the second semester. This goal is important because doing so will boost my GPA and give me a better chance of getting into UGA. To accomplish this goal, I will study for all my tests and assessments. I won't procrastinate homework or classwork assignments.

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The second goal is to get a gym membership and go at least once a week.​ This goal is important because working out consistently will make me healthier and better at baseball. To accomplish this goal, I will get my membership soon. Then I will go whenever I can.

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The third goal is to break 100 in golf.​ This goal is important because I have been getting into golf and I want to get better.​ To accomplish this goal, I will go to the range twice a month. Once it becomes warmer, I will try to play every other weekend.

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The fourth goal is to get a job.​ This goal is important because I need to save up money for college and senior trips. To accomplish this goal, I will apply to a lot of places. After I hopefully get accepted to a good job, I will work 15 hours a week.

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