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Taking on the Tri
Authored by: Anonymous on Monday, August 04 2008 @ 01:25 MDT
At times I wonder where you get the energy and determination to dive into (pardon the pun) the ambitious projects that you have a habit of doing. You seem to have the capacity to take on new challengens in a way that I never had. You see something you want and go after it while I being of a way older generation looked a trying different things like learning how to fly a sailplane amongst other but always put them off until "later". Well, "later" is now and due to a number of things like age, health issues, funds etc. those projects put off untl later in life when I had more time will not happen. Perhaps they were never meant to be for me or perhaps I just had way too many things in life that we of interest to me... who know.
I'm glad that your generation isn't puting things off for later in life. You'll not get to your senior years wishing you had done things a whole lot different in life. That having been said, there is no point in living what life I have left in a state of regret for what could have been. It should be a celebration of the day I have been granted today and making the effort to use it as if it may be the last day because all we have in life is today. Yesterday is but a memory and tomorrow but a dream.
The following comments are owned by whomever posted them. This site is not responsible for what they say.
I'm glad that your generation isn't puting things off for later in life. You'll not get to your senior years wishing you had done things a whole lot different in life. That having been said, there is no point in living what life I have left in a state of regret for what could have been. It should be a celebration of the day I have been granted today and making the effort to use it as if it may be the last day because all we have in life is today. Yesterday is but a memory and tomorrow but a dream.
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