"Life always gives you a second chance - it's called 'tomorrow'."
They say that 'tomorrow' is not guaranteed to anyone - neither young nor old.
Have you ever wondered what you would do if it turned out that today is the last time you look at this world? Have you been given a deadline, final hours, weeks or years when you look at those you love… How would you use that time? I would do it as best I can ...
I would probably laugh more, dance more often and walk barefoot all the time. I would dream more or sleep a little so that I would not lose 60 seconds of light every minute with my eyes closed. I would wake up when others are sleeping sweetly. She was running when everyone stopped. I would speak while the others are silent. I probably wouldn't say everything I think, but I would definitely think about everything I said.
I would certainly talk about how I feel and say the words "I love you" more often. I wouldn't foolishly assume that the other person probably knows about it ... just by taking the possibility that 'today' is all I have left, I would say how important it is to me. I would judge things not for their value, but for their importance. I would be less worried and more appreciative of what I already have.
If God would give me some extra life, I would tell people how wrong they are in thinking that it is not worth fighting for your happiness in old age. They do not know that they are getting old precisely because they avoid this fight ... no conditions or sacrifices. And I would explain that our unfortunate failure to fulfill our dreams is sometimes just a stroke of luck ...
Ehhhh… I learned so much 'from you people'. Over the years I have watched this rat race in which we all want to live at the top of the summit, forgetting that the real happiness lies in the very way you climb it. I learned that a man has the right to look down on someone else only when he wants to help him get up… only then, and never again.
I realized that we didn't have to rummage through the disappointments of the past and be ashamed of it, because everything that happened to us has led to who we are now. I realized that most of us are constantly making plans, worrying about problems that have not even arisen yet, and thinking over and over again and again and again, which means we miss our best moments, best experiences, friends or family. We are all still rushing somewhere, working hard to ensure a safe future for ourselves, and we don't see how we put our real life 'for later' ... And then the coffee will cool down, priorities will change, health will pass, children will grow up and ... everything will be over. Life will end, and one morning we will wake up and find out that we have lived our life path and it's time to leave this world.
Therefore, I am asking you !!! Let's start enjoying the remaining time, look for activities we like, let's enjoy the peace and let's not delay. Let us be close to those we love, let them know aloud when we need them, let us be kind to others and take time to say "I'm sorry."
If it turns out that you won't see tomorrow, you will wish you had a moment to smile, that you were too busy to appreciate the day before it turned into night. Then it's too late. Today is the day. The moment has come to start living.
More on my website: "Life always gives you a second chance - it's called 'tomorrow'."
They say that 'tomorrow' is not guaranteed to anyone - neither young nor old.
Have you ever wondered what you would do if it turned out that today is the last time you look at this world? Have you been given a deadline, final hours, weeks or years when you look at those you love… How would you use that time? I would do it as best I can ...
I would probably laugh more, dance more often and walk barefoot all the time. I would dream more or sleep a little so that I would not lose 60 seconds of light every minute with my eyes closed. I would wake up when others are sleeping sweetly. She was running when everyone stopped. I would speak while the others are silent. I probably wouldn't say everything I think, but I would definitely think about everything I said.
I would certainly talk about how I feel and say the words "I love you" more often. I wouldn't foolishly assume that the other person probably knows about it ... just by taking the possibility that 'today' is all I have left, I would say how important it is to me. I would judge things not for their value, but for their importance. I would be less worried and more appreciative of what I already have.
If God would give me some extra life, I would tell people how wrong they are in thinking that it is not worth fighting for your happiness in old age. They do not know that they are getting old precisely because they avoid this fight ... no conditions or sacrifices. And I would explain that our unfortunate failure to fulfill our dreams is sometimes just a stroke of luck ...
Ehhhh… I learned so much 'from you people'. Over the years I have watched this rat race in which we all want to live at the top of the summit, forgetting that the real happiness lies in the very way you climb it. I learned that a man has the right to look down on someone else only when he wants to help him get up… only then, and never again.
I realized that we didn't have to rummage through the disappointments of the past and be ashamed of it, because everything that happened to us has led to who we are now. I realized that most of us are constantly making plans, worrying about problems that have not even arisen yet, and thinking over and over again and again and again, which means we miss our best moments, best experiences, friends or family. We are all still rushing somewhere, working hard to ensure a safe future for ourselves, and we don't see how we put our real life 'for later' ... And then the coffee will cool down, priorities will change, health will pass, children will grow up and ... everything will be over. Life will end, and one morning we will wake up and find out that we have lived our life path and it's time to leave this world.
Therefore, I am asking you !!! Let's start enjoying the remaining time, look for activities we like, let's enjoy the peace and let's not delay. Let us be close to those we love, let them know aloud when we need them, let us be kind to others and take time to say "I'm sorry."
If it turns out that you won't see tomorrow, you will wish you had a moment to smile, that you were too busy to appreciate the day before it turned into night. Then it's too late. Today is the day. The moment has come to start living.
I invite you to read the other posts on my website: "Life always gives you a second chance - it's called 'tomorrow'."
They say that 'tomorrow' is not guaranteed to anyone - neither young nor old.
Have you ever wondered what you would do if it turned out that today is the last time you look at this world? Have you been given a deadline, final hours, weeks or years when you look at those you love… How would you use that time? I would do it as best I can ...
I would probably laugh more, dance more often and walk barefoot all the time. I would dream more or sleep a little so that I would not lose 60 seconds of light every minute with my eyes closed. I would wake up when others are sleeping sweetly. She was running when everyone stopped. I would speak while the others are silent. I probably wouldn't say everything I think, but I would definitely think about everything I said.
I would certainly talk about how I feel and say the words "I love you" more often. I wouldn't foolishly assume that the other person probably knows about it ... just by taking the possibility that 'today' is all I have left, I would say how important it is to me. I would judge things not for their value, but for their importance. I would be less worried and more appreciative of what I already have.
If God would give me some extra life, I would tell people how wrong they are in thinking that it is not worth fighting for your happiness in old age. They do not know that they are getting old precisely because they avoid this fight ... no conditions or sacrifices. And I would explain that our unfortunate failure to fulfill our dreams is sometimes just a stroke of luck ...
Ehhhh… I learned so much 'from you people'. Over the years I have watched this rat race in which we all want to live at the top of the summit, forgetting that the real happiness lies in the very way you climb it. I learned that a man has the right to look down on someone else only when he wants to help him get up… only then, and never again.
I realized that we didn't have to rummage through the disappointments of the past and be ashamed of it, because everything that happened to us has led to who we are now. I realized that most of us are constantly making plans, worrying about problems that have not even arisen yet, and thinking over and over again and again and again, which means we miss our best moments, best experiences, friends or family. We are all still rushing somewhere, working hard to ensure a safe future for ourselves, and we don't see how we put our real life 'for later' ... And then the coffee will cool down, priorities will change, health will pass, children will grow up and ... everything will be over. Life will end, and one morning we will wake up and find out that we have lived our life path and it's time to leave this world.
Therefore, I am asking you !!! Let's start enjoying the remaining time, look for activities we like, let's enjoy the peace and let's not delay. Let us be close to those we love, let them know aloud when we need them, let us be kind to others and take time to say "I'm sorry."
If it turns out that you won't see tomorrow, you will wish you had a moment to smile, that you were too busy to appreciate the day before it turned into night. Then it's too late. Today is the day. The moment has come to start living.
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