Savor what is fleeting! Tomorrow might be another day but it may also be too late!

Love this one Richard and it's so true!

I'm reblogging this one!

Thanks!

Richard,

Applications abound for these wise words. All we have to do is hear.

Rich

I get wrapped up in doing so much and know how important this is. Now need to be more aware of when I am not present to the moment.

Thanks for the great post and reminder Richard. Have a great Fall season.

Absolutely - unfortunately several deaths of friends and family - have been poignant reminders

Richard, Our trees are losing their leaves FAST!  Life is fast, and the I shoulda dones will kick our butt after it's too late to do those things we shoulda, instead of the things we did.

Good morning Richard,

Our leaves will never have the magnificent colors your part of the country has but we are feeling Fall is in the air. Gorgeous photo! Time does race by and we turn around sometimes and wondering what all the rush is about! 

Hi Richard,

Your post is so true.  My father died when I was six, so I learned at an early age that life is short and I try to live without any regrets.  What can seem so important one moment is meaningless the next.

~Lisa

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Oh so true, we need to move quickly when an opportunity presents itself, that is something I have learned big time this year. I have gotten some nice referals from answering the phone and messages right away. I have also lost a few that I couldn't act on right away....

Richard... I made my son's final cross country meet on Monday, I am so proud of him and ashamed of myself for missing so many of those events through the years. The people I talked to while missing a school even...I can even remember what was so important to make stay.

Richard - so true about life goes on, don't miss the moment!  As for fall, our colors peaked a few days ago... we had some much need rain last night and guess what's on the ground?  The beautiful colors!  It was nice while it lasted.

I am reblogging this, I think most of us need a reminder of not putting things off til tomorrow!

Richard...it hits home when something happens to the ones you care about around you & you didn't make the time to spend with them due to work...take care of today & the really important people in your life..thanks

Don't you wish the leaves would stay for at least 3 months.... well down here we don't have very cold weather and they would survive longer but then they would not reach the hues that you guys have up there.

Richard...what a great way to remind us that " Enjoy this moment, for once it is gone, it is gone forever".
         The trees here in our part of Michigan are very pretty this year; to be enjoyed; AND to be blown into
         the yard next door.   LOL.  [we are having some very strong winds lately]  
        Have a great rest of the week.

Barb & Sal

Good message, and one I'm glad you made rebloggable.  This time of year gives us all a sense of urgency everywhere in our lives.  Must the shorter days.

So very true. There is no guarantee for tomorrow. Here in SoCal the tree colors are still green and flowers still blooming. It seems that our mild and cooler than normal summer have given our plant life a late start.

Sometimes it takes us a long time (years!) to realize the little things were really the big things!

Gary L, that is soooooo true...