
Happy New Year! With 2014 officially behind us, we are that much closer to Opening Day.
A few years ago, I resolved to stop making New Year’s resolutions. It’s the only one I’ve managed to keep.
But I will offer up a few goals for 2015:
- Writing – I want to write something here at RandomBaseballStuff.com at least once a week during 2015. I’m not going to try to be a baseball card blog, or a Mets blog, or a minor league baseball blog as I have at various times in the past (though I’m sure all of those topics will come up from time to time.) Instead, I’m going to pick one thing (related to baseball) that interests me each week and write about it… hopefully, whatever topics I choose will also interest some of you. At the very least, I’ll be true to my blog title.
- Baseball – In the past, I’ve set goals of visiting new ballparks or attending particular events. I’d like to do that this year, but they wouldn’t be very realistic. Instead, I’m going to aim to attend at least one Mets game at Citi Field and see the Binghamton Mets play at least one game in Trenton. If I’m able to go to more games, travel, or see other ballparks in the New Jersey or New York metropolitan area, that will be a bonus.
- Collecting – I plan to put together the 2015 Topps and 2015 Topps Heritage Mets team sets, and pick up the 2015 team sets of the Las Vegas 51s, Binghamton Mets, St. Lucie Mets, Savannah Sand Gnats, Brooklyn Cyclones, Kingsport Mets (if they make one) and Trenton Thunder. I hope to add a few autographed baseball cards to my Mets autograph collection. If I can do more, that will also be a bonus – but these are my priorities.
Have you set any goals for 2015?
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I plan to get out of debt. I was debt free until I got married, but that is obviously no longer the case. It is going to be a crappy summer (no new cards, few autos, and no new ballparks), but it will be worth it in the long run.
Here’s to 2017!
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Happy new year, Zach – I hope this summer turns out to be more fun than you think.
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All the best in the new year, Paul. I’m hoping that 2015 will be a good one, also, and hoping to move somewhere with a warmer climate and more baseball to watch.
-Mike
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Thank you – I agree, more baseball is always a good thing. 🙂
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