Are you happy? Do you love the people in your life or do they love you? Are you a kind, happy and purposeful person?
Many questions can be put to the topic, live like you dying. In fact many do just that and has been my greatest desire to do so as well, falling short from this task I forge on with the surmounting goal to live like I’m dying and yet how ironic because I in fact am dying.
How much time do you have before you leave this life?
How do you live like you're dying?
DerdriuMarriner, So nice to hear this and my favorite wine is red, Malbec is my hands down favorite, I love it!
katiem2, Acknowledge the past, anticipate the future and appreciate the present are ways I try to get the most out of life. It's just so thoughtful that you think of putting things back on racks and shelves in stores and that you round up carts in shopping parking lots! After reading this article, as I mentioned in your article about apple-picking, I went to pick up a few groceries. I saw a toy on the floor near the milk and handed it in and put a stray cart in the corral when I left. It felt great!
P.S. What's your favorite red wine?
Pam, I totally agree
When I was 15 I had a boyfriend who drowned. He was part of my life one day and gone the next. I don't think I have ever since not lived like every moment could be my last - or the last time I see someone I love. It's a good idea to never take any of our days for granted.
Ragtimelil, Yes I really have a Zen Garden, I should include pictures. I'll do that. Life is to be enjoyed thanks for dropping by. :)K
Beautiful article. You have a Zen garden???? That is too cool. (I'm trying to create a little tiny space outside where I can sit but it won't be easy down here since there's no shade.)
But really, we're all dying. As the saying goes, nobody will get out of this alive. So we really should make the best of it and enjoy the things we love.
Craig, Thanks so glad you read this. :)K
Very good advice, I could do a lot more of this myself.
Mira, Thank you, I too live in the city, I love the theater, fine dining, the arts and all the many things city life has to offer. I make my home a quiet sanctuary for peace and down time. :)K
This was a truly wonderful article about living a balanced life. I need more nature in my life, and can't wait for spring. Parks are drab and dreary at this time of year, and there's no snow nearby Bucharest, either. But the upshot of living in a city is that it changes all the time, and there's always something nice going on. But I digress :). Congrats on a life well lived!