Why do we never think today could be our last day?

United Kingdom Epcot merchandise Cast door
Was six pavilions away from this door upon hearing the 9/11 news (photo taken two days ago)

 

Why do we never think today could be our last day?

Is it too intense?

Too real?

Too scary?

To absurd?

Today (which is actually 9/11) I’m flying.

It was 12 years ago today that some folks did not even bother to kiss their loved ones goodbye because they were going through the motions, and in a hurry to get somewhere.

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Made it at 8:05am

White Lab on Orlando lake front dock
Dogs seem to have a natural life rhythm we can learn from

 

Made it at 8:05am and am thinking it is the brakes that need to be checked on the 1990 Toyota Camry.

As I sit in the waiting room at Integrity Automotive writing this post there’s this instant correlation to our lives.

Do our busy-as-a-bee brakes need to be checked?

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As we race through our day may we never forget this

Roadside power pole
Having a reliable, well integrated infrastructure is a huge blessing

 

As we race through our day may we never forget this – we are blessed beyond measure.

It takes indomitable will to remember this and to embrace it – because remembering it is not enough.

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There is gold in those distant hills

Orlando lakefront property
There is a chance that a big house on a lake facing Disney fireworks could do the same thing

 

There is gold in those distant hills. And the gold is the two big, desirable emotions we all want to possess – peace and contentment.

Peace with who we are.

Content with what we have.

Authenticity is the only path.

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