You hit it on the head! The only thing that makes sense is to cherish the moment. If another one follows, hallelujah. If it doesn't, at least you l i v e d. Thank you so much for sharing this.
xOx 'Pea' xOx
A somber reminder of our fatality. It's a wise and pointed observation. Perhaps we should all carry those comic-book signs reading, "Prepare to meet God."
Connie
WHAT?
An aneurism?
Naaaaaaa .....
I see that bumper sticker: "Shit Happens"
a lot more these days here in the southland.
Seems everything is on a fine line these days,
and any little freakin' wind can topple all of it.
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Connie
With so few words, you drive home an important point. We're all mortal and don't know when our time is up.
Mary
An aneurism?
Naaaaaaa .....
I see that bumper sticker: "Shit Happens"
a lot more these days here in the southland.
Seems everything is on a fine line these days,
and any little freakin' wind can topple all of it.
Be always safe,
Karen