You don’t. How much time do you have left? We don’t know.
If you have something to do, do it. If you love someone, say it. If you’re doing something, do it to the best of your ability. And as you see others each day, be kind.
Mike Mitchell
7 years ago
Life is a series of “nows.” Be present and make the most of every moment. That will help make each new now even better – for you and the ones you are helping.
Taz Petersen
7 years ago
Good morning, as usual a great read and sometimes the chord struck rings louder than others. I’ve always lived, at least tried, to live my life that way. Up until 3+ years ago I nearly lost my daughter to an illness and one of my sons to an IED in Aghaniston.
I, we, were lucky. The lesson was sobering and a gift as well. You don’t know how much time you’ll have so live it, enjoy it and don’t take it or anything or anyone for granted.
Have a great day,
Taz
Bob Ligmanowski
7 years ago
I wish I would have mastered this way of thinking in my teens. The good news is I am now 🙂
Cheis
7 years ago
Thanks for the reminder. I really needed it today and it has already changed my behavior. I believe there is beauty in both life and death that needs to be discovered however I certainly love the beauty I am in right now.
Andrea
7 years ago
The first time around the site my phone was not displaying the attached pictures. Visual stimulus is half the story, which makes me wonder if it is the eyes, the voice, the mind or the body that makes me the jumpiest. Or the fact that I know there are no coincidences and the little clues picked up here and there are too much to ignore.
What is a girl supposed to do when life makes her smile and want to run at the same time? Breath, Focus and Release while pealing on orange and absorbing the rays of the sun. Life is too short to constantly run. Exercise is good, reminders are healthy, fears are useful as long as they are valid and serving our benefit.
Life is a series of “nows.” Be present and make the most of every moment. That will help make each new now even better – for you and the ones you are helping.
Good morning, as usual a great read and sometimes the chord struck rings louder than others. I’ve always lived, at least tried, to live my life that way. Up until 3+ years ago I nearly lost my daughter to an illness and one of my sons to an IED in Aghaniston.
I, we, were lucky. The lesson was sobering and a gift as well. You don’t know how much time you’ll have so live it, enjoy it and don’t take it or anything or anyone for granted.
Have a great day,
Taz
I wish I would have mastered this way of thinking in my teens. The good news is I am now 🙂
Thanks for the reminder. I really needed it today and it has already changed my behavior. I believe there is beauty in both life and death that needs to be discovered however I certainly love the beauty I am in right now.
The first time around the site my phone was not displaying the attached pictures. Visual stimulus is half the story, which makes me wonder if it is the eyes, the voice, the mind or the body that makes me the jumpiest. Or the fact that I know there are no coincidences and the little clues picked up here and there are too much to ignore.
What is a girl supposed to do when life makes her smile and want to run at the same time? Breath, Focus and Release while pealing on orange and absorbing the rays of the sun. Life is too short to constantly run. Exercise is good, reminders are healthy, fears are useful as long as they are valid and serving our benefit.