“This is your life. Do what you love, and do it often.

If you don’t like something, change it.

If you don’t like your job, quit.

If you don’t have enough time, stop watching TV.

If you are looking for the love of your life, stop; they will be waiting for you when you start doing things you love.

Stop over analyzing, life is simple.

All emotions are beautiful.

When you eat, appreciate every last bite.

Open your mind, arms, and heart to new things and people, we are united in our differences.

Ask the next person you see what their passion is, and share your inspiring dream with them.

Travel often; getting lost will help you find yourself.

Some opportunities only come once; seize them.

Life is about the people you meet and the things you create with them, so go out and start creating.

Live your dream, and wear your passion. Life is short.”

Ladies, what aspect of your life would you change if you could?

I'd ask God to allow my mother to come back to life.

Wow, Mustang!

I had not heard of the Holstee Manifesto before you provided it here, so I had to go do research on it.

Love the concepts they espouse, and the simple way they say it.

As for what I would change; hmmm, I have to think about that for a bit.

Mustang, hi!
Wouldn't have wed the person I married the first time.
They say, "If you see something, say something"; but that isn't always sage advice. I'd be more attentive to my adoptive parents and not seek'n find biological family.I'd work harder
at molding stronger faith.

I'd walk, talk, work and play slower.

Di, I wish you mother were here for you, too.

Jabber, I'd wouldn't have wed the 1st (nor the 2nd for that matter)! I made the same mistake twice with the same man.

Linda, taking more time to absorb and enjoying the moment is a great idea!

I miss my step-father and wish I'd been nicer to him. His passing has left a hole in the heart of a whole lot of people. I'm striving to ge that which I'm meant to be so that I will know him in Heaven.

Mustang,
You're not alone in wishing you'd been better to people who have
now gone to be with The Lord. I'd be willing to bet that number is nearly unmeasurable. It isn't easy being human; I know I've said that before, but think it's oh so true! And many of us have many loved ones walking the Golden Streets of the Beyond. Blessings...!

I think of my sister who passed away after I was her caregiver for five years. I wish I had been more patient with her at times and loved her more...showed more understanding!

Charleen, I'm certain she knows how much you cared for her, you were her caregiver. Give yourself a hug from her and then hug everyone you care for when you come into contact with them.

After re reading this thread, I'm starting to think of that "hindsight is 20/20" adage. If my [on-the-spot] reactions were as sharp as my hindsight observations, I'd be okay!

Your not alone in this jabber...

Well I'm glad to hear that. It's always nice to know you're not the only one experiencing something!