.....many times we hear 'tomorrow's another day'. Maybe we put chores off, we put off a trip, we put off communication....tomorrow. But tomorrow doesn't always come. Maybe you haven't spoken to a friend, a neighbor, or a relative for a while, and maybe you'll do it tomorrow. But tomorrow doesn't always come. What if the person you were going to contact.....doesn't make it until tomorrow?
Call or go see your friend, your relative, your neighbor. Tell them how important they are to you, tell them what they mean to you, tell them you love them. Tomorrow doesn't always come........
Mandrake
he ain't heavy..........he's my brother....
If tomorrow comes it is today and tomorrow is still one day away. We never arrive at tomorrow.
As soon as I say it is "now", it isn't, it is the "past". "Now" has passed into the "past", so to speak. You can capture "now" in a photo but as soon as you do it is "then". Likewise, the future does not exist. It is always "now".
I hope this clears up any misunderstanding. Just remember, the future doesn't exist, it is always "now" which instantaneously becomes the "past" and is replace by another "now". You can capture "now" in a photo but it immediately becomes a record of the "past" which can also be called "then".
Why do people pay to go up tall buildings and then put money in binoculars to look at things on the ground?
Mandrake is right. Waiting for tomorrow may mean it never happens. Tell those around you what they mean to you because you never know if they, or you, might not be here tomorrow. Life is short, enjoy the good and try to let go of the bad quickly...............
..we are very lucky, we see or talk to both of our sons everyday.
The last three words we say to each other are "I Love You".
WC
Just WC&DC
2 Sons (Both married)
3 Grandkids...
3 Cameras, 2 tripods, 4 Rod & Reels, 2 Tackle boxes
2006 Ford F-150XLT SuperCab/V-8, 28x56 Park Model on our 2 acre campground...
gasbag wrote: If tomorrow comes it is today and tomorrow is still one day away. We never arrive at tomorrow.
As soon as I say it is "now", it isn't, it is the "past". "Now" has passed into the "past", so to speak. You can capture "now" in a photo but as soon as you do it is "then". Likewise, the future does not exist. It is always "now".
I hope this clears up any misunderstanding. Just remember, the future doesn't exist, it is always "now" which instantaneously becomes the "past" and is replace by another "now". You can capture "now" in a photo but it immediately becomes a record of the "past" which can also be called "then".
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