2010 Motto: Positive Energy, Good Fortune, Karma.

Life is an ongoing roller coaster. We are constantly fighting battles, celebrating triumphs, and grieving hardships. That is LIFE. Let's celebrate that four letter word in this new year. Why not start the year right with a clean fresh attitude? That is one of my new years resolutions...just to be positive. We often get ourselves into a rut and even worry about stupid little things. Let it go and celebrate the small things. Enjoy company, enjoy good friends, keep in contact with far friends, and cherish new friends. Life is much too short to lose sight of these things. Happy 2010...positive energy, good fortune, and karma.

The economy has been awful but I have faith that good things will come. New Year's Eve is not the only time to celebrate the new year. Anytime we deserve it and have the chance to spend time with the people we care about most...we need to take advantage. Everyone hits rough spots, everybody goes through hard times and there are always going to be ups and downs. Let's help each other out and have a great year...we will rock 2010!

Plastic Surgery.

Ok, I know this is always an ongoing topic. Should people really go under the knife and change their bodies and look as often as we see it happen in today's world? Personal preference...but if you ask me, Hollywood has overdone it. It is normal for these young stars to fix different parts of their bodies. Why can't we just play up our great features. I understand people don't like their noses, their lips, their hips, or their chest. When these Hollywood hotties are rolling in dough they have every opportunity for a little nip tuck...I get it. But after seeing Heidi Montag on Perezhilton.com I was literally sick to my stomach.

I know a lot of what we see in the tabloids is false, but Perez features a January issue of People with Heidi Montag on the cover. It states that she went through 10 procedures in one day and is completely obsessed, wanting to do more. Really?! She is beating up her body...that cannot be healthy. Besides that she didn't look bad in the first place...she had no reason to go under the knife aside from boredom and her own insecurities (which I hardly understand seeing as she has no real problem area in my opinion). In fact, there is a before and after picture on the cover and I think she looks much better in the before picture. She looks hard after having 10 cosmetic surgeries, and quite frankly who wouldn't?

Show your natural beauty and don't let the media and tabloids get your panties in a bundle. Most of the images in magazines are photoshopped leaving the viewer to question his/her beauty. We all have different things that make us beautiful and make us who we are! Even simple things like the mole on Sarah Jessica Parker's chin. I recently read an article that said after she had it removed she regretted it because she was known for it. Be yourself...I dare you.

What do you all think about plastic surgery, and this scenario especially?