Please take the time to read the cute little story below.I’d like to get an answer from each of you to the simple question below.As we steer through interesting times, it will provide you with a positive challenge!! luv
Enjoy-The-Day-We-Have
Where is the yesterday that worried us so?
—Joan Walsh Anglund
In
the fairy tale The Last Dream of the Old Oak Tree, the oak tree felt
sorry for the dayfly. The dayfly only lives for one day, and the tree
was already 365 years old. But the dayfly was so enjoying his one-day
that the tree’s sympathy puzzled him. The dayfly said to the tree, “You
may have thousands of my days, but I have thousands of moments to be
pleased and happy in.”
And so
the dayfly continued to dance in the sun and smell the clover and
honeysuckle. His day ended as happily as he spent it, and he settled
down on a blade of grass.
If all
of us could approach our day the way the dayfly does, as though this
were our only day, we would spend less time worrying about yesterday and
tomorrow.
How can I show my gratitude for the gift of this day?From
Today’s Gift: Daily Meditations for Families ©1985, 1991 by Hazelden
Foundation.
Make a difference today Love Clint