I met a lady recently who is from another country. She is cheerful, lifts everyone up every day. in coming from a hard life in a war torn community, losing all your family and friends passing away. It takes a toll and make you understand, how precious life. Don’t go to bed and or away from family and friends when you have an argument or disagreement. You don’t know if it will be the last time you see tem.

In the same way, last christmas I saw my grandparents at the retirement home. I never thought it would be the last time I hug my grandma before she woud have passed away at 97. Even recently, my grandpa fell at the age of 94. Looking at my loved ones, i don’t look at their age. I look at them as a whole person in a larger picture. I gave my grandma and grandpa a big hug. I had no clue at the time, this would be the last time I see my grandma alive. I choose to make the most of the moment. Choose to make the most of each moment with your loved ones. One day they are here and gone the next. Tell them, I love you and show it with your actions.

Celebrate each day of life, you have a new opportunity to make a difference for others. I enjoy doing as much as I can. You can too. Focus on the positive and how things will work.