The Last Day

If you knew that tomorrow would be the last full day of your life, how would you spend the day?

Night-Reaper wrote:If you knew that tomorrow would be the last full day of your life, how would you spend the day?

I think this is very philosophical and hard question. I don't know what could I do in this situation and how I spend this day.

with every1 i love, my bf and my family and do the simple things i like to do, go and have a picnick, go on a long walk in the sunshine, have a candle lit meal ect xxx

Convert everything I had into cash and go to Vegas and have a ball. After all if it was my last day, I would not be needing anything anymore now would I.

Night-Reaper wrote:If you knew that tomorrow would be the last full day of your life, how would you spend the day?

Mostly everyone with exception of convicted felons that are to be executed have any idea when there last days is going to be. So me? I remember to always count my blessings, especially appreciative of the so called "little things" and the people in my life that share my life and make it better and for protection from harm and evil. Otherwise, I really try to remember to appreciate everything positive, try to remember to learn from the negative; if there is a something beneficial in this respect and carpe diem! - Seize the day with enthusiasm, happiness, appreciation and gusto. As well as making a positive contribution and being helpful and reasonably beneficial is other's lives.
In recently reading a book titled: "Owen Wister, out West, where he is an Eastern [Philadelphia, Penn.] resident and is at a young age slowly wasting away from ill health and depression. His doctor prescribes that he go out to the new west and experience the fresh air and nature in all of its splendor and glory. He does so and it makes him well both mentally and physically and changes his life, literally. From his execution as a Lawyer at Yale, he becomes a successful writer about the old west and the cowboy and indian and the wild horses that the spaniards left behind.
Fredrick Remington, the famous Artist became Wister's friend - they met out there. Remington illustrated many of Wister's stories that appeared in Harper's Weekly and other publications that were published back east. It was through this that Remington became so famous. Remington was a Harvard graduate but also did not take to the city life and work a day world circumstances of thes easter cities. His success was also realized throught the outdoors and nature.
That's why I continue, since all of my life, to pause at times and return to the outdoors in some manner or fashion. Nature is good 'head-medicine' [soothes and calms the souls. it follows that a peaceful psyche makes for a sound physical body. As it follows that if one is not a peace in spirit, then the physical body suffers. And why not? After all, the physical body is nothing more than life support and transportation for the brain, which is the seat of the spirit of one.

What you say is very true my friend. That is one of the main reasons I really like living in this small community of Jackson, Wy. Here I am surrounded by mountains, valleys and lakes. There is an abundance of wild life in the area. The fishing is great and the best of all is tghat the air is clean. We have no smog here. And of course thee is Yellowstone Park just to the north of us. In the winter we can get snowed in where no one moves in or out of the valley. We also get a lot of moose and coyote in the winter in our yard. So I just really enjoy each and every day and live life one day at a time. So if tomorrow is going to be my last day it will be filled with just as many wonders of nature then as it is today. I will not hjave missed a thing.

Night-Reaper wrote:If you knew that tomorrow would be the last full day of your life, how would you spend the day?

go to boston and meet hp

aaaaaaaaaw that's so sweet xxx

par84forme wrote:

Night-Reaper wrote:If you knew that tomorrow would be the last full day of your life, how would you spend the day?

go to boston and meet hp

I cannot believe you just said that! Earlier today, I was reading an old pm from you and thinking of how much i miss talking to you here. Well, at that point the phone rang and i got distracted and logged out. I just came back and read this.
I'm stunned.

Old Timer wrote:What you say is very true my friend. That is one of the main reasons I really like living in this small community of Jackson, Wy. Here I am surrounded by mountains, valleys and lakes. There is an abundance of wild life in the area. The fishing is great and the best of all is tghat the air is clean. We have no smog here. And of course thee is Yellowstone Park just to the north of us. In the winter we can get snowed in where no one moves in or out of the valley. We also get a lot of moose and coyote in the winter in our yard. So I just really enjoy each and every day and live life one day at a time. So if tomorrow is going to be my last day it will be filled with just as many wonders of nature then as it is today. I will not hjave missed a thing.

Owen Wister and Frederick Remington spent a great deal of time in the area you are now residing in. Wister was in love with the beauty of the land and wildlife and nature there. His writings include much material regarding his experiences and the people he associated with in that area. His writing are virtuall all non-fiction; true to life.
He postulated what would happen to the area and the people that would eventually reside there into the future past his lifteime on earth. He was hoping for people that would be civil, appreciate the land and take care of it.
You might want to read his book: "Owne Wister; Out West."
You can look him up on Wikipedia. Frederick Remington as well.
One book written ABOUT Remington is: "My Dear Wister."

Old Timer wrote:Convert everything I had into cash and go to Vegas and have a ball. After all if it was my last day, I would not be needing anything anymore now would I.

Now yer talkin!

par84forme wrote:

Night-Reaper wrote:If you knew that tomorrow would be the last full day of your life, how would you spend the day?

go to boston and meet hp

Great idea, I'd like meet HP as well.

Night-Reaper wrote:

par84forme wrote:

Night-Reaper wrote:If you knew that tomorrow would be the last full day of your life, how would you spend the day?

go to boston and meet hp

Great idea, I'd like meet HP as well.

That'd be so cool! Hanging with two of my favorite boys! Love it! Except the downer of knowing it was your last day; that'd suck. Well, I'd just make sure you guys went out with the most fun ever!

HotParadox wrote:

Night-Reaper wrote:

par84forme wrote:

Night-Reaper wrote:If you knew that tomorrow would be the last full day of your life, how would you spend the day?

go to boston and meet hp

Great idea, I'd like meet HP as well.

That'd be so cool! Hanging with two of my favorite boys! Love it! Except the downer of knowing it was your last day; that'd suck. Well, I'd just make sure you guys went out with the most fun ever!

Regardless of being the last day or whenever, I still think that it would be most cool to meet you HP.

Night-Reaper wrote:

HotParadox wrote:

Night-Reaper wrote:

par84forme wrote:

Night-Reaper wrote:If you knew that tomorrow would be the last full day of your life, how would you spend the day?

go to boston and meet hp

Great idea, I'd like meet HP as well.

That'd be so cool! Hanging with two of my favorite boys! Love it! Except the downer of knowing it was your last day; that'd suck. Well, I'd just make sure you guys went out with the most fun ever!

Regardless of being the last day or whenever, I still think that it would be most cool to meet you HP.

Would indeed be cool. I could bug her in person.

But ya just don't know when your number will be called. For instance, the following happened in NC today.....

Woman, child struck by lightning in Fayetteville

Fayetteville, N.C. — A mother and her 18-month-old daughter were struck by lightning Friday just after 4 p.m. outside a TJ Maxx store in Fayetteville. The pair were headed toward the store at 5027 Morganton Road when the strike happened, according to Scott Iverson of the Fayetteville Fire Department.

Iverson said the woman was carrying her child and holding an umbrella as they walked across the parking lot.

"The umbrella was obviously struck at the top, and we have burns at the bottom of the umbrella where she was holding it," he said.

The child suffered burns to her torso and abdomen; the woman was burned and briefly stopped breathing, paramedics said.

Authorities did not release the identities of either victim, but said both were in critical condition at Cape Fear Valley hospital.

Iverson said a soldier who was in the parking lot at the time of the strike performed CPR on the woman, reviving her before paramedics arrived.


The U.S. Coast Guard said a lightning strike to the water was responsible for the death of an 18-year-old man at Wrightsville Beach.

Ocean rescue personnel pulled John Edward Sackett of Annapolis, Md., from the ocean just after 3:30 p.m. Sackett was a freshman at the University of North Carolina-Wilmington.

http://www.wral.com/news/local/story/6079335/

JUst goes to show that when yer number is up, that is it. it is all over. Hey Dawg, can you just think of the fun and not to mention the trouble that you and I could get into if we were boith there to bug HP in person.

i can definitely confirm HP's heaps of fun to hang out with, and has an awesome family too. Pete's heaps of fun as well. I'm looking forward to my next trip to boston, hopefully for longer next time.

Kazza wrote:i can definitely confirm HP's heaps of fun to hang out with, and has an awesome family too. Pete's heaps of fun as well. I'm looking forward to my next trip to boston, hopefully for longer next time.

thank's K. as you know, we love you and look forward to your next visit with us and hope you can stay longer than last time.
ya, pete would be fun to hang with. next time you're here, we'll invite him to have dinner with us at the house.