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Resolutions!

I made my resolutions into a more artistic doodle project. It helps me meditate on them while I draw. It also makes it more likely I will revisit them throughout the year! I feel nervous and excited about my resolutions this year. Are there too many? Too few? I can't get a sense but time will tell...



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  1. Oooo I love this!!! I want to look in more detail later! Also lol IDK why but it will only let me post as Girls Inc. Eureka!

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