Break Your New Year's Resolutions Yet?

According to my fun calendar of Bizarre and Unique Holidays, today is "Ditch Your New Year's Resolution day. How are you doing with yours?  I posted mine here, and I guess now is as good of a time as any to check in on them.

Want a swing?

• Lose weight & exercise more--So I haven't even officially weighed myself yet. And I still can't do much exercise because it makes my toe hurt.  I'm not giving up on this one though, just putting it on the back burner a little longer.
• Get rid of stuff--Well I did re-organize all my Christmas stuff and get rid of a bunch. I've also started selling some of the baby equipment we have in the basement.  I've moved stuff around so junk is less noticeable, but I mainly did that to buy myself some more time; not to avoid the work altogether.  I also took the crib out of the kids' room and replaced it with some storage for them.
• Pray more--I've been saying a prayer before getting out of bed every morning and trying to do a devotional with the kids in the mornings too.  I found an app for my phone with devotionals for me and for the kids. I also like going to this website when I get to work in the mornings.
• Save more--This is going well except for the fact that our furnace just had to be repaired this morning!  The funny thing is I keep finding money on the ground.  Not even just pennies-dimes and quarters too! Now if only I could start having dollar bills fly in my face on windy days!!
• Blogging more regularly--This is my 14th post of the year; on the 17th day of the year, so I guess I'm keeping up with that so far.
• Plan better--I made a nice plan for the first week after I wrote that resolution.  I haven't done any since then.  Maybe I will get to it today (since I don't work tomorrow).  This seems to be the one I haven't kept up with;  but I can still go back to it.
• Be a Better Example to My Kids--ARGH! Is this something that can be measured?  I still yell and lose my temper and get frustrated with my kids.  Doesn't everyone?  I am still trying on this one though.  It's a journey; not a destination, right?

From some very brief Googling, it seems that about one third of people do not keep their resolutions passed the end of January; and only one fifth keep them the whole year.  The things is, I don't see these resolutions as pass/fail.  I see them as a goal to keep in sight or a path to stay on.  If I don't pray tomorrow, does that mean I can toss that resolution out the window?  NO! It just means try again when I remember. I don't see any point in giving up on these resolutions just because I miss a day...or a week. 
What do you say? Have you kept your resolutions so far? Are you making progress?