We're Here Now, But Who Knows How Long Now Will Be?

 I like visiting the past and getting excited about the future, but I also very much like living in the today. I think its all about balance, and I think im finally getting that balance worked out. I've learned a lot lately and one of the major things ive been learning throughout my life is; a. take it day by day and b. take things less seriously and let yourself go more often. If you bottle troubles, dwell on them, look back at the sad parts in your life, worry about whats ahead, hold grudges and don't move on and just live happily with the joy of Christ, your life isn't going to be that productive or happy or hopeful. I think if you think in the mindset of only having today to live, the better you'll make of the days and appreciate it. You know?

We're Here Now, But Who Knows How Long Now Will Be?

 

 

 Forever is Shorter Than You Think.

We don't have Forever.
...

At least not here,

not on earth.

You know having everything isn't what it's all cracked up to be.
Its when you strip things down and reach the core,
when you simplify your life and unplug,
when you live with less,
when you appreciate everything and have nothing,
That's where it's at.
That's where the colors of life are found.