Starting a new me on 2007

Stepping into the yr 2007, (which is really not that different from 2006 to me), I will try my best to change a few things about myself. Like trying to be a healthier me... tho I'm gorging on these perfectly soft and delicious (tiramisu-flavoured) donuts from J.Co (Batam, Indonesia).
I've taken a few steps to improve my health. Going for spa and traditional massages to get my blood circulation corrected and running... (veins all clogged and 'rusty' you know... I think they needed overhauling), I've taken natural home-made herbal drinks which is good for my whole body, recommended by my masseuse. I'll be going for regular 'womanly' check-ups in order to try and get a baby. All those things... but ONE thing I can't get myself to do is EXERCISE. I HATE exercising which is why all these sickness comes back.
But what I would love to do is play tennis with my husband. Tennis is his favourite sport. He never got around to doing it on a regular basis since he graduated from RMIT, Melb. but we are aiming to do that this year. (Cross my fingers). He'll teach me how to play, I hope and not whack the tennis ball on me all the time... hahaha!
I am also trying my bestest to change my dressing attitude. I am a bit 'tomboyish' and in that, I love wearing pants, jeans, rugged jeans, tee-shirts, funky tee-shirts, leather bracelets, hooded jackets, leather boots and gothic makeup. I'm not lady-like at all in terms of dressing up, if you ask me.
The only times I'll be ladylike is when it's festivities time or during an exclusive dinner & dance party or something. Other than that, I couldn't be bothered to. But now.. I'm really trying my best to wear a bit more ladylike. Like nice blouses, nice pants and formal jacket. Still pants, tho... I don't really like wearing skirts. I don't know... it just makes me feel more vulnerable. That's how I FEEL. Not because of any other things.
I do wear makeup everyday tho... even when I go out only for a while for dining out, or doing window shopping with my husband. That can be termed lady-like, can't it?
Well, YOU tell me.