Live Today to the Fullest Because Tomorrow is not Promised

Young people are dying everyday. Whether it is a sick or a "strange accident", there will be some people whose lives are lost and forgotten.

One day, Pope Billy played outside. When I was a senior in Celeste Henkel Elementary School, he was one of my classmates and my best friend. He began cycling through the street and was hit by an oncoming car. He was seriously injured and he died shortly after the unhappy accident. When I was five years old I did not fully understand how death can completely change the life of a person. As I grew older, I began to master it better. Billy 's life has just begun, so he has never experienced the fulfillment of his life. He does not have the first two digit birthday. He can not have his first girlfriend or experience his first kiss. He can not go to high school with his friends or graduate from class in 2011. He will never go to college or take a job he has always dreamed of. He will not be able to marry and build a family, kiss good night kids to his children, or hold his lovely little granddaughter. He can pass only the second time in his life.

As I remembered Billy's death, and immediately after the death of some of my other colleagues, tomorrow is not promised, we gradually noticed that we should live all day every day. As a matter of course, we need to cherish the moment of living now. When they are broken, we should try to repair our relationship, because today there may not be a hug anymore, another kiss, another good night. After today, it may be over. Life is too short to be involved in every high school "drama" that makes us drown every day. We should not worry about what others think of us, nor will we spread gossip to others. We should live our lives. Because they are the only ones we can control. We should do our best in this life as we have no second chance to live our life; we should enjoy this fully, I believe this.

do not worry. No one promised tomorrow. I can not guarantee to close my eyes tonight. You can open again the following morning. Enjoy your life today. This seems to be your last day on Earth. So this seems to be the latest recommendation thrown lately a lot. But on the other side of the coin you need to make a plan for the future. If it is short-sighted, it will cause a disaster immediately. So, how do you balance the two? Preparing for the present life and the future Do you live today in tomorrow's sight? How do you get the midpoint between these two different ends of the spectrum?

As I remembered Billy's death, and immediately after the death of some of my other colleagues, tomorrow is not promised, we gradually noticed that we should live all day every day. As a matter of course, we need to cherish the moment of living now. When they are broken, we should try to repair our relationship, because today there may not be a hug anymore, another kiss, another good night. After today, it may be over. Life is too short to be involved in every high school "drama" that makes us drown every day. We should not worry about what others think of us, nor will we spread gossip to others. We should live our lives. Because they are the only ones we can control. We should do our best in this life as we have no second chance to live our life; we should enjoy this fully, I believe this.

Who are you, you live your life, I know that I will, I will do my best. I will not agree tomorrow, so sorry for the others you do not like. Everyone knows what's going around. This does not mean that someone is waiting to do bad things. This means that you just succumb to their level, this is not the life you want to do. You always want to be better than the one that makes sense to you. Every time someone hurts you, you will become stronger