I worked last night until almost eight-thirty and then had to switch into care of the animals, shower, counting out medication, etc.
So the post I wanted to finish last night for this morning - well, let's just say I was really "worded out."
And since I MUST finish the copyedits for "Recovering Ruthless," by Ed Calkins, Steward of Tara TODAY (for I won't have another day off until Tuesday), I need to reserve a few brain cells for the task.
Instead, here is a post of original Bertrand at the former Panera at Louis Joliet Mall in Joliet on this date in 2017.
Original Bertrand is gone, the Panera that had full dining is gone, and (of course) the dark roast coffee that I drank there is long gone.
How quickly life those moments that feel like forever come and go.
Savor today, even if just for today.
Soon today will be a memory you won't remember in all its details.
But that's OK.
Although each moment is precious, we're supposed to be overly focused on that. Otherwise, we would miss living the dailyness of life.
Still...we should retain, at the very least, a hazy awareness in the background of our busyness of the actual worth of our steps.
Savor today, even if just for today.
OK?
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