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Our 2023 Pop Culture Resolutions
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Date：2025-04-11 10:57:18
A lot of people make resolutions in January, and we are no different. Today, we put our stakes in the ground and make our 2023 pop culture resolutions. We also check in on what we resolved to do in 2022, and whether we did it perfectly, imperfectly, or perhaps not at all.
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