today

1. Be patient with yourself, and just do your best

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MES Mates

It was in 1978 that we completed our degree from MES and after thirty two long years, we met again in November 2009. It was a nice feeling meeting your mates, and seeing them all doing well.I think we were a fortunate lot, who were more practical and firm footed . These qualities seems to have seen us all through to a stable life.

An optimist view of everyday living

I am a music   fan. When I hear good music , I see analogies to life in every musical performance and watch them in fascination, wondering about the backgrounds of the musician and players and what makes one  a superstar when another, with equal and often greater physical ability, sits on the bench or in the audience. 

In sports, the body wears down just when the mind is at its peak in the sport.   Makes you wonder whether youth is wasted on the wrong people!

But in most areas of life, every day can be looked at as a learning opportunity. As one grows in age and older, maybe you won't have the energy in a few years that you have today, but you can still take advantage of today knowing that you'll still be able to enjoy the benefits of your experience... unlike an athlete who's considered old at 35 in their field. 

Each stage of your life has doors and windows and even walls... that can be knocked down if necessary.

I believe you should live today as if it's your last,    I believe there is always time to change and live as if it’s your last day and give it all you have in you and make sure your every day counts.