19 thoughts on “Tomorrow’s life is too late. Live today.”

1. One of my dreams is to start reading all the antique writers. They seem concise and to th point.

   1. LOL … good luck with Shakespeare, it’s a little high brow for me 😀

      1. We’ll find some cosmetics for lower brows afterwards : )))

      2. 😀

2. Or live now, as Horace already said: carpe diem!

   1. True 😀

3. Because, if you don’t live today, then how yould you live tomorrow? (SalvaVenia) 🙂

   1. Couldn’t have said it better if I tried …

      1. 🙂

4. I had to remind my medical students about this – they are so focused on getting their MDs, they forget to have fun along the way. And medical school CAN be fun and you make lifelong friends.

   1. For sure, I remember my Uni days, and there’s time to have fun … but I had to work for my 2:1, so there’s a need to be serious and work hard too 😀

5. Yes live for today. We take the required steps to attain person progress not tomorrow but today.

   1. Very much 😀

6. Seize the day!

   1. Carpe diem !

7. Reblogged this on The LIME Magazine and commented:
   Marcus, you could not have picked a better time to remind of this. Our family is currently experiencing the loss of our dear sister Evelyn. All morning I have been thinking that we should be celebrating her and not morning her loss.

   As a family we must pull together and remember all of things we have to be grateful for and how she inspired each of us in different ways. For me, I learned that we must accept people for who they are and love them for their unique addition to the family.

   1. Sorry for your loss … and thanks for the reblog 😀

      Don

8. Reblogged this on richardbelding.

   1. Thanks for the reblog 😀

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