I am one of those annoying people who not only makes New Year’s resolutions but actually keeps them. No big surprise, since every day is the start of a “new year” for me, and I have a lifetime of experience. As mother and wife, I have had no choice but move with the flow or get knocked over. As an ex-teacher, every school year offered new challenges - new assignments, new personalities (administrators, parents, and students), and new horizons. As a writer, we call it Revise and Edit. If life is how you react to Plan B, then you are in for a rough ride unless you learn to use your flexible gene. I have lived through Plan B. And C. And D. If truth be told, I have gone through the alphabet several times over. I am an expert at bending with the wind . (Okay, I don’t do “outdoor stuff” very well, but you get the picture.) There are certain resolutions that get listed every year that they have become as rote as the heading on a school composition – full name on the left, date