What's The Hurry?

What's the hurry? you ask. I suppose deadlines and cutoffs, to-do-lists and chores, errands and homework, housework and dinner. What's the hurry? you ask. The kids need you, your sisters calling, can you babysit?, can my doggie come over for a play date, what about the project that's due tomorrow, or the project due on Wednesday, how about the bills and don't forget the moving date. What's the hurry? you ask. Is it possibly the refrigerator's empty, who will grocery shop, MOM! we're out of shampoo, the Christmas Parties next week, what will I wear, you need something too honey. What's the hurry? you ask. Maybe I should take it easy, maybe I shouldn't worry, but if I don't which one of you will.

Yeserday's Gone

It's over and gone. There's nothing YOU or I can do about it now. We might as well use it as a stepping stone. That will definately determine its value. O.K. so it was terrible, horrible or even tragic. It's over. The best is yet to come. Your stepping stones will help you find your way, they will help lift you higher so that you can reach, they will help you find your way, they will identify the path you will use to get there. Your journey does depend on how many stones you will follow. The more experience, the more stones and the better your chances of getting there safe and sound will be. These stones should never be overlooked or taken for granted, they are your friends. Lay them nicely, lay them neatly because those that follow after you may have to use them. Be willing to lend them and be willing to loan them, don't ever sell them though, they couldn't be worth all of the money in the world. If you must go back to them, you must, the rule must be that you only go back to reflect and let them help you remember the way, but promise that you'll never use them twice for the same thing. Stones are more and more precious as time goes on, make sure you look at them and admire them oftern

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