What if there was less than a week left, then what?

Stephen Hawking quote about the Universe
Because there is a law such as love…

 

What if there was less than a week left (for something monumental), then what?

Dear Son, believe it or not, the past four days have been some of the most monumental days in our relationship.

How can so much happen in such a short time?

Why did it take so long or was it perfect timing?

Has this been the ultimate test of patience and payoff?

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Our attitude toward relationships doesn’t have to wait to blossom

Clock ticking
Time is the great equalizer – we all get 24 hours each day.

 

Do the other kids talk to their parents the way we talk?

No.

Do you think they wished they could?

No.

Huh?

They don’t care about this sort of stuff.

Years later when they get closer with their parents, they’ll wonder why they waited so long for it to be this good.

Seriously. Why wait?

Oh yeah, because we’re busy.

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Dear Son, someday is a day that never arrives

growth potential
nothing unlocks your potential for growth more than living each day to it’s fullest

 

Dear Son, someday is a day that never arrives.

Insight: Nothing unlocks our potential for growth more than living each day to it’s fullest.

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Take a bead every weekend for 18 years

they grow up fast
2/3 of the way to his 18th birthday
time flies
every Saturday, a reminder to “Take a bead”

Take a bead every weekend for 18 years. Yes. Dear Son, been taking one bead from this jar every weekend for 12 years now. Two thirds of our life under the same roof is over.

This is why balance is so important. Kids grow up fast. What’s your biggest regret looking back on how your children are no longer living with you?

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Dear Son, a simple explanation why time flies for adults

new iPhones
while the 5 is new, the iPhone is not… it arrived Oct 1, 2012

Dear Son, time may seem to drag on for you. For people like me and your Mother, it flies by. Here’s why:

This past year was 1/10th of your life. For us it was 1/50th. The new stuff children experience, in the same amount of time as an adult, is overwhelming. New things and experiences slow time down. Same old, same old speeds it up.

 

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