37 thoughts on “A Poem on Living”

  6. That’s a beautiful reflection, Chelsea. Sadly, I’m thinking that when my time comes, I’ll wish I had lived a little more.
    (I am following your blog, and have been for a long time, but am no longer receiving notifications. Such a pain. This has happened to a lot of blogs I follow. I don’t know what’s going on. I’ll do my best to visit regularly nonetheless.)

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    1. I understand regret. I’m sure it’s a sign you’re a kindhearted, thoughtful person.

      No worries on the following -I also had that happen with a few of mine. I’m not sure why WP has that error.

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  11. Children and the DMV – a funny but good consideration. When I went to get my ‘new’ ID we waited for what seemed like several hours.

    Children grow up too fast though – So treasure each moment, even the challenging ones 🙂

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  13. The funniest thing about the DMV is the people who go unprepared. In California we have to get a Real ID to use as ID for flying (regular DL will no longer work), with specific requirements that are listed online. I stood in a long line behind dozens of other people and you wouldn’t believe the number of them that got to the counter and had to leave and go home to get what they needed before getting back in the long line!

    Stubborn kids – not really any preparation for that, unfortunately.

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      1. To be fair, the biggest issue seemed to be that they hadn’t paid attention to how you could pay for the DMV services – debit/credit wasn’t allowed and everyone seemed to randomly assume that it was. So no checks and no cash in hand, off they went fo scrounge one of the two. I guess we get a little too comfortable in the idea that it happens “everywhere”, but overlook the fact that there are places that fall outside of ‘everywhere’.

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  16. When you get closer to the end, like I am, you’ll realize that you are too close to the end to be wasting any time or energy on wishing you’d done anything different in your life, like living a little more. I hope that makes sense.

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