New Year resolutions

New Year resolutions are a pretty new thing for me, I have always preferred to cease the day and be grateful for everything the moment brought. So planning or setting very specific written goals have never been my cup of tea…until this year. I’m not sure if it’s because I’m getting older (of more mature), but I have suddenly felt the urge of making lists for my personal life as well (I’m doing this all the time at work).

So my first list includes the perfect objects I need to write down my resolutions.

Of course I start with an inspiring Moleskine, a special creation for the British brand Cath Kidston, one of the most beautiful Moleskines I've ever seen that you can find here

Funny and creative pencils

A good playlist - I'm still obsessed with the new Robbie Williams album

And of course a scented candle

Now I'm ready to plan for 2014.
Have you written down your resolutions?

Robbie Williams – Swing Both Ways

Robbie Williams has always had a constant presence on my playlist and although he had some ups and downs in his career he managed to get back on track and find new inspiration. The Take the Crown album, although is not bad, lacks mojo and song are quite safe, so it didn’t bring any emotion in my life.

But the new Swing Both Ways is amazing – it has that old fashioned vintage feel of the old movies and spreads good feelings everywhere. It’s so relaxing; I can just imagine myself listening to it in front of a fireplace, with a glass of Prosecco, cuddled in a warm and fuzzy blanket.
 

As for Robbie, he has announced a European Tour to promote the new album next year, but he will again perform on big stadiums, which I don’t think is a good idea for this kind of music. I would have imagined a nice show at Royal Albert Hall, like he did in the past, but no, he preferred the O2 Arena in London…Money in the bank…

But today I’ve just heard a great news - he will perform at the closing of the ski season in Ischgl – a resort famous for its Top of the mountain concert. 

Now that’s something I would like to see.