It's been a while since I've updated this blog, so....here I am.
I went to church a time or two. Still disappointing.
I had a relative die very quickly and unexpectedly. It was a shock, and it truly made me realize how fragile and temporary life is.
So this update isn't very inspirational or enlightening, just....there.
Hopefully I'll have more later.
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Changing the world - 24 hours at a time
What would YOU do if you only had 24 Hours to Live?
How would you live your life if you knew tomorrow would be your last day?
How could you change your life so that you can live it more abundantly?
Make your list, then post it here as a comment.
Other comments are welcome, too. :)
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The 24 Hour Pledge
"I promise that for the next 24 hours, I will do my best to make my little corner of the universe a better place."
Acts of kindness
There are so many things you can do to help brighten someone's day. Many things don't cost much, if anything.
~Give a hug
~Send a card
~Say "I love you"
~Leave enough change on a soda machine for the next person to get a free drink
~Carry someone's groceries to the car for them
~Smile at people
~Shovel snow for a neighbor
~Offer to babysit for a single mom - or any mom, for that matter
~Don't forget the moms (and dads) made temporarily "single" because a military spouse is deployed. They need help with yard work, child care, house repairs and everything that other single parents need.
Living 24 hours at a time
One thing I've started doing is seeing my life in 24 hour increments. I can always focus on the next 24 hours, right?
This doesn't mean not looking towards the future - far from it - it means living each 24 hours taking into consideration how it impacts your future and the future of everyone you come in contact with.
"How can I live my next 24 hours so that it makes a positive impact on my life and the lives of those around me?"
It's a question I am asking myself more and more - and you should, too.
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