Life, hope, lifestyle and everything beautiful
We mope about how we would do things better given a second chance, which is just like crying over spilt milk. All this does is ruin the present and even the future. You can’t live stuck in the “could’ve, should’ve” frame of mind.
Read More…Perhaps we have a major list of important things we wish to do before we die, but perhaps there are some that should also be included which may not top the list but which are important.
Read More…Enfermó, no sabemos bien de qué puesto que nadie quiso hacerle la autopsia en la falaz seguridad de que el fumeteo era lo que acabó con ella. Pero se equivocaron todos, no fue un resfriado ni fue cáncer… fue un mal de los muchos acabaron matándola, y ella se dejó.
Read More…I got sick after a wonderful trip to my home country. It’s become, as one of my friends says, a routine. I travel, I get sick upon my return. There might be a mind-body connection. It’s no wonder, since this always happens after I spend a month with my dear friends and […]
Read More…Life will surprise you. Yet, you must be willing to explore and become open to new experiences for this to happen. Good or bad, you will get something out of whatever comes your way.
Read More…As a young girl I was always afraid of losing things, whether they were material things, friends or people. So I tried to hold on to them tight. The thought of loss was worse than the actual fact of loosing them.
Read More…Sometimes “reality bites,” and it’s hard to face the days without wanting out. One way to hold on to life and get over the blues of the times, is to dream.
Read More…Se había marcado una fecha de caducidad al cumplir los cincuenta. Lo tenía muy claro. Sólo lo compartió con un amigo e imaginaba que no se lo creía. Todos podemos marcarnos nuestra propia fecha de caducidad, a menos que la vida se nos adelante y nos imponga una más pronta.
Read More…This has probably been my most enlightening trip to Spain I’ve had yet. A combination of age, experience and events have made my yearly trip an invaluable experience to take back to the States and keep moving forward in a state of calm and with a more acute sense of reality, friendship, family and relationships […]
Read More…This is something we all have: the ability to keep memories frozen to later retrieve them and smile. Not to hold them tight and grieve in pain about the losses, but to calmly remember the gains and good times, let them go, and put them neatly back in the box for later enjoyment.
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