So what did I learn this month?  I learned that a lot of resolutions are similar, and we’re really not so different (you and I).  But I think we already knew that.  But it’s always nice to have that reinforcement that we’re part of the community, connected in some way.

I did learn that Pittsburghers are extremely witty, even in the late hours of the night out in the cold.  And I learned that I’d like to go to First Night, but of course, I don’t like large crowds, so maybe not.

I questioned why this is the year of spells, and wondered who it is that is saving the world.  I even would like to resolve myself to look up more often.  I hope that the Metblogs readers have enjoyed this feature, I enjoyed not only the resolutions that I highlighted, but also trying to find more that were hidden in the pictures.

So here’s to a wonderful back half of 2009, if I had a glass I would raise it up.  Best of luck with  your new (and old) resolutions!

I saved three of my favorites for this post, I hope you enjoy them.

Maybe I’ve been watching too much Dr. Horrible, but I really liked this one:

This one was classic, tucked down at the bottom:

And of course, the irony:

These go well together, as far as I know at least: skating and going with the flow:

I think it’s all good advice.  Just don’t drive too fast…

An oldie but a goodie:

This one confuses me a bit, I think it’s the combination of “Power to the People” and “Year of Spells” so close together.  Also, I’m confused by the Year of Spells.  Anyone have any ideas?

Right on.

Personally, I’m not a beach person, but to each their own I suppose:

The point of resolutions are almost always some form of self-improvement.  These in particular highlight that idea:

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Lots of resolutions revolve around God and religion.  Here’s a sample:

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Maybe it’s better to not make resolutions: