Here is a little story my good friend, Elsie Hickman, told me about living every day to the fullest:
”Last night, I attended the visitation of a young woman I knew. She was in her mid-30's, a business owner, a mother, a sister, and a daughter who was active in her church and community. This lady died unexpectedly while watching football with her family.
“ I keep thinking about how we never know what life has in store for us. We are not promised tomorrow, or even the rest of today. We all go along, thinking we have all the time in the world to do this or that, or to tell someone we love them, or to settle a quarrel. But in a second, our life can be over and all those things we planned to do are gone.” What do you think?
Dr. Otaigbe’s Wisdom Newsletter
No one is promised tomorrow.
Here is a little story my good friend, Elsie Hickman, told me about living every day to the fullest:
”Last night, I attended the visitation of a young woman I knew. She was in her mid-30's, a business owner, a mother, a sister, and a daughter who was active in her church and community. This lady died unexpectedly while watching football with her family.
“ I keep thinking about how we never know what life has in store for us. We are not promised tomorrow, or even the rest of today. We all go along, thinking we have all the time in the world to do this or that, or to tell someone we love them, or to settle a quarrel. But in a second, our life can be over and all those things we planned to do are gone.” What do you think?
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