Seniors and Life

by Irwin Lengel
(Auburndale FL USA)


Life, one can only envision how it will be
We are born, develop, grow, mature, age, and die
Along the way we love, marry, raise children, and make friends
In the short run while this may be true, nothing lasts forever

Some look upon life as a journey
Others see life as a constant challenge
A few have no idea what life is about
Everyone looks upon life in different ways

Is the glass half empty or half full?
Are we the optimist or the pessimist?
Do we wake up smiling and go to bed happy?
Or are we always grouchy, sad, or depressed?

Hurdles must be confronted head on
There is no hiding one’s head in the sand
They will not go away by themselves
The sooner this is understood, the better

Disasters take many forms
Financial, health, and tragedies come to mind
Families and friends show their true colors
Which shows that life is worth living?

It is how we take the journey
Rise up to the challenges
Seek the meaning of life
That serves to identify who we are

Until next time!

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Humor
by: Irwin Lengel

Been having some health problems lately and as a result having been blogging as much as I used to.

Having found nothing - at least not serious - I need to stop procrastinating and start writing again.

While this won't be a long piece, it has been designed to bring a smile to your face and hopefully for a few minutes take your mind off of whatever it is that is bothering you.

What follows are a few questions or things I wonder about:

For instance: Do you think oranges become juice willingly? Or are they getting pressured into it?

What is the leading cause of dry skin? Towels

What do you get after eating too much alphabet soup? A large vowel movement.

OK, got to save some more for next time but before I go let me just say:

Initially, with all the things that have been going on in my mind, I was going to get a brain transplant. But then I changed my mind.

That's all folks. Until next time, Y'all take care now, ya hear!

Today
by: Irwin

Talking about Seniors & Life, we need to remember the words of Benjamin Franklin:

One today is worth two tomorrows!

Y'all have a good day.


Time
by: Irwin

As we all hopefully learn at one point in our lives:

"You may delay, but time will not."

We should take heed of that quote provided by Benjamin Franklin stated a long time ago: "time is ever moving and waits for no one."

Y'all have a good day now, ya hear!

Until next time.

It about the Journey, not the Destination
by: William, HI, USA

This reminds me of the "Homeless Preacher Man" of Youtube on motivational wisdom

Motivating Wisdom "It’s The Journey, Not The Destination"

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