Living in the moment

I remember your post about that. I hope you and Jim’s family are coming to terms with such a sudden loss. It is not for us to know the hour …
RIP Jim.

We found my friend and neighbour dead in bed 2 weeks ago,he was 51.
Although he was born with spina bifida ,and a wheelchair user he was otherwise well,norhing conclusive found.
An abrupt ending,a timely reminder to spend each day as though it is your last RIP Jim

DH was taken from me far too soon. We were always rushing around with children and work and we had 'no time to stop and stare'.
Treasure each moment.

Pressed too soon. (How ironic.)
We have all failed to remember that in the busyness of life I’m sure.

Thanks Foxy. Today may be all we have. We

Thank you for sharing this. I try to capture the moments in my garden by smelling the flowers and breathing in the time scent of day from the hot dry smell of sun to the after smell of rainfall. Beautiful.

If only I could bring back time, change things, or stop worrying about tomorrow
I do try

Yes so true Foxygloves Yesterday is history tomorrow is a mystery and today is a gift that is why it is called the precious present. Possibly a Chinese proverb. We do indeed have to share precious moments together. Thank you for your lovely post.

Thank you Foxygloves. This brings tears to my eyes when I think of all those now gone and life was too busy to just sit and take time.

Lovely quote, Foxy.

I do believe you should live in the day, but I tend to be a worrier, never about my health though as I know how fortunate I have been.

Wise words .... Thank you

Thanks.
Another death announced this week in our U3A . She was so fit too and younger than me . ..

Agreed.
I think we need to appreciate what we have in the here and now, while accepting that we can't control it.

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Thank you. Good to remember the shortness of life!

Foxygloves - a lovely quotation, thank you.