One of the conclusions I have come to in my old age is the importance of living in the ever-present now. In the past, too often I indulged in the belief that, somehow or other, tomorrow would be brighter or happier or richer.--Ruth Casey
I didn't have to go any further in the reading book (though I did, cuz that's what I do every morning)
I'm really graced and I know it.
I'm thinking today I'll ACT like I know it and quit indulging in stuff that is circumstantial and of little significance.
I think I'm done feeling sorry for myself now. (at least for this moment? LOL)
(And I now think I can be 'un-stuck' from the number four! LOL)
2 comments:
Ho Ho. It's easy to do this one when you're old! There might not be a tomorrow of any description.
Not that I personally expect to die any time soon but i am getting to the age when funerals are as common as weddings!
I love the fact there are four comments on the number four post!!
do you know what, it has nothing to do with age - the living in the now - it has to do with realising
realising
realising
well, you know
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