Yesterday, I was wondering out loud what T-word I should write about today. My daughter said, "Tomorrow. Write about procrastination."
The funny thing is that when she said tomorrow, I didn't at all think about what I can put off until tomorrow. I thought about hope for tomorrow, the things we can do tomorrow that we didn't have time for today, and what things I can do better tomorrow.
Today I will try to have a better day than yesterday. Today I will try to do all the things that will make me feel happy when I wake up tomorrow.
Funny how today is yesterday's tomorrow. I could very tangled in this.
ReplyDelete@Stephanie V - Yes and how my daughter is perpetually putting off until tomorrow and I am perpetually planning for tomorrow. For today, on Easter morning, I will just worry about today.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great perspective to have about today. One day at a time--that's all we can ever really take on, and I always remind myself that I can take each moment as it comes and still hope for the beauty that tomorrow can bring.
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