We get on with our daily lives, but most of us are blessed,
sure enough we have problems, various ills, issues at work, with friends, all
the daily stuff that I call drudge stuff,
but it is in fact life.
With age comes wisdom, or at least that is what everyone
says. Wisdom to take a breath and say thanks, wisdom to know the difference
between what is important, and what is superfluous.
I’ve always had the philosophy that you should do what you
can now, tomorrow is not guaranteed. Don’t wait to call family and friends.
Don’t wait to do what makes you happy; take that road trip, read that book,
visit that family member or friend. Stay
physically connected to the people important in your life, and don’t let minor
disagreements destroy those human connections.
We’re so hooked on those electronic connections that we lose
sight of what matters. You go to lunch with friends, sit down and start
texting. Wasn’t it the idea to go to lunch
with friends-sans the electronic equipage-is it really that important to answer
that text? Don’t we get a break, maybe more to the point do we want that break.
I do. Am I missing something, or is it just the age difference. You know, the with age comes wisdom adage.
Last week, I was walking out of Macy’s and a young thing
bumped into me at the door, she didn’t even know I was there, didn’t look up,
just plowed ahead. She was busy texting, and what was more telling, she didn’t
even apologize. Must be the age thing.
On that note, smile, take a breath, and be thankful for what
you have, instead of what you wish you had.
Cheers,
Margot JustesA Hotel in Paris
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