As 2014 comes to a close people begin looking ahead to 2015 and the things they hope to accomplish in the new year.
New Years Resolutions are a tradition for many people but with different things that happen throughout the year that usually aren’t always easy to achieve.
“I always say I’m going to get all my New Years Resolutions done but it never seems to work out,” junior Gavin Ritch said.
While there are the normal goals such as losing weight or making good grades not everyone sticks to the routine.
“I just want to pass all my AP tests,” junior Kaylee Derossett said.
With each new year brings new opportunities to do something you’ve always wanted to do and just haven’t been able to, such as junior Ciro Cuellar who is looking forward to getting his drivers license.
“I can finally drive!” Cuellar said.
For some, New Years Resolutions can be something that the whole family gets involved in.
“At Christmas every year we write them down and put them away and look at them the next year to see how we did,” freshmen Colton Skero said.
Now is the time to get your goals together as the new year quickly approaches.