Each day is a gift,
which should be opened in anticipation of the surprise inside …
Then enjoyed like ice cream before it melts,
into a blissful night’s rest…
Each day is a gift,
which should be opened in anticipation of the surprise inside …
Then enjoyed like ice cream before it melts,
into a blissful night’s rest…
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Well said, Johnny. After having almost died 2 times, I greet each morning full of gratitude to be able to celebrate another day of living. To look upon the day as an opportunity to make a difference in someone’s life, you become other focused rather than self-focused.
Death has a way of doing that. It somehow makes the stars brighter, sounds much clearer, and the smells in the wind distinctive. Thank you for your kind words. I’m glad you’re still with us, but then again the older and wiser I become the less fearful and more adventurous I find myself in the acceptance of death.
Nice my friend, surprises are good.