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• 05/11/2007 @ 15:47 zorro said

  

  There is no time like the present!!

• 11/12/2007 @ 12:46 Anonymous said

  

  I agree with zorro, don't spend time thinking about it too much or you'll miss the moment, follow your heart.

• 14/12/2007 @ 00:19 noname said

  

  Think of one thing you want to do and do it. For example, if you want to help feed people in the homeless community for the holidays, do a google search for volunteer opportunities, find one, call them and schedule your day and time. I find that just doing it and not thinking a lot about it gets me where I want to be faster. :-)

• 29/01/2008 @ 05:02 WillAlwaysWonder said

  

  Try doing something totally out of the ordinary. Something you wouldn't ordinarily do. It's so impowering. I'm approaching 50, an age past which neither of my parents lived and I feel the same thing you do. But I just decided I'd rather go doing something fun - something I loved rather than being afraid and wondering how much time was left. Use your time wisely.

• 14/02/2008 @ 19:05 somersault said

  

  Time is running out. The people who realize that are the only ones who can really live life. You're one of the lucky people.

  (Might I recommend a book? Hardcore Zen by Brad Warner may just be the perspective you need.)

• 11/03/2008 @ 20:14 Mary said

  

  I haven't got to that stage yet, but recognise that I really do need to make the most of now.

• 14/03/2008 @ 07:35 DrGee said

  

  I'm 57 and as far as I'm concerned every day is a bonus. Live life to the full one day at a time and age gracefully.

• 29/04/2008 @ 07:48 cleveday said

  

  you must live each day as if its your last cause it might be