[frank ballenger]

Ten years from now, when you’re 43, you’ll look back at 33 and wonder, “Why did I think my best years were gone?”

That is insightful and wise.

I wish I could really do that New Age "live in the moment" stuff. I'm always in the past (either nostalgia or regrets and bitter grudges) and the future (how can I suvive financially, what about health problems for my wife and self and are the Socialist Dems going to wipe out our Republic soon?).

Should live in today.

[sparklite2]

Should live in today.

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I think of it as the eternal now.
And it will never come again.
So I’m dancing as fast as I can.

[Tired of Taxes]

Should live in today.

Good advice.

We all look back at our past, with some nostalgia, missing the people we loved and lost, and with a few regrets and what-ifs. And we worry about our future and the future of our loved ones.

Yes, you're right, we should live more in the moment, just appreciating what we have now.