Two Words for Your Wednesday
Carpe diem
(Seize the day. Make your lives extraordinary.)
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Thanks for posting this, techpaul. I really needed reminding life can be good. Sometimes it’s easy to get lost.
Have a good day.
Paul
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paulandrewrussell,
“Sometimes it’s easy to get lost.”
What a sentence! Six simple words…
Our modern world can feel overwhelming — hectic; information overload; too many choices; etc.. and it seems there’s never enough hours in the day. (Gather ye rosebuds while ye may…)
I have said here before, and now is a good time to repeat, one of the best things I ever did for myself was stop watching TV.
(Though I kind of miss House…)
Take a class. Read a book. Plant a rose bush. Perform an act of random kindness.
Make your life extraordinary.
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Paul Thanks for this. Comments well said by both of you.
I have that movie, one of my fav. This is a reminder to take the time watch it again, as well as take out the book, of Walt Whitman poetry, Leaves Of grass.
“sometimes it’s easy to get lost” so true.
g.
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Gaia,
Always a pleasure to see you here.
When I was young and dumb, I was required to read Whitman’s Leaves of Grass, and didn’t get anything out of it. I was not then, and am not now, a “poetry guy”. But now that I am older, I know my time was not wasted completing my reading assignment.
Nothing shatters ignorance like reading books.
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