People sometimes say that it is better to live in the present and not look back to the past. While I agree that we should all live in the present, I don’t see anything wrong with looking back and remembering the past. That is where all the good stuff is. Let me show you what I mean.

Reflections.

The happiest of people don’t necessarily have the best of everything they just make the most of everything that comes along their way. Consequently, in the end, it’s not going to matter how many breaths you took, but how many moments took your breath away.

In order to break free from other programmers,you must be your own programmer.

From my early childhood.

Todays quote teaches in volumes the lesson of living a life worth living. Sharing and caring so that looking back we never grieve only re-live. Smiles to you

One old man’s life lessons.

Here are a few different ideas to make Valentines Day special for your significant other.

Most people think of the sixties as a tumultuous, uncertain time in our history. It certainly was a decade of events that changed our lives forever, some good and some bad. We saw the civil rights movement and assassinations of our leaders, the Bay of Pigs, the moon landing, the advent of the birth control pill, the British Invasion and of the course, the Vietnam war. However as a child growing up then, I remember the fun.

Todays essay at Smiles and Inspiration 2012 is on reflection and all that we have. The Christmas season so filled with memories made and anticipation of memories yet to be made. These are the moments we cherish.