New Year, New Me?
It’s the time of year where people start to think about New Year’s resolutions and goals for the next few months, where the phrase ‘new year, new you’ seems to be used in abundance. What will help me achieve ‘new year, new me’? Well, thankfully a quick Google brings up several articles that promise to provide answers, such as: ‘75 Best New Year, New Me ideas’ and ‘65 Achievable New Year's Resolutions You'll Actually Keep’. Even without researching, just by listening to the media, there are answers implied to what might help make me ‘new’: updating my wardrobe, booking a holiday for my next adventure, getting fitter, having a career change, moving house, altering my diet, and the list goes on. But what does ‘new year, new you’ mean? According to the Oxford dictionary, the word ‘new’ means ‘something that is not familiar, not existing before, or recently made, invented, or introduced.’ Whilst it’s nice to go on trips, get healthier and enjoy some new cloth...