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Brittni DiPatrizio, Tampa: “My old year evolution was appreciating life a little bit more, slowing down. I really like to travel and this year I wasn’t able to do that as much, so I stayed home appreciating friends and family.” Josh Reilly, St. Petersburg: “My old year evolution is that I think I gained a lot more control of myself. Whether it was financially, mentally, spiritually, emotionally – I feel like I had a good year in all of that regard; it was awesome.
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Chad Craigwick, St. Petersburg: “You can’t perfect perfection, but my vanity could use a little tweaking.”
Sheridan Little, Gulfport: “Last year with this pandemic, with the total shock to the system and awakening, I stopped eating meat; I completely reevaluated my relationship with the corporation I work for and I’m going to remove myself from that and go into teaching. I feel like during this whole time I’ve had more of a community even though we haven’t been able to be social; I’ve been able to grow my friend circle, oddly enough. And, I just want to take that internal reset and bring that into the world and find some better purpose.”
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Kailey Worthington, St. Petersburg: “I moved to Florida, I got my first job as an occupational therapist and I started dating my boyfriend, Josh – so, that’s been great. This year has really taught me what truly matters, which is family and friends and staying around the people who are important to you.”
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Instead of new year resolutions that come and go, what were your old year evolutions?
Michael Taramae, Gulfport: “I have regressed.” Michelle Taramae, Gulfport: “And I’ve pulled him along for the past 30 years.”
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