"One
regret dear world, that I am determined not to have when I am lying on
my deathbed is that I did not kiss you enough." - Hafiz
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| Little Things |
Some time ago, east coast residents in New York and New Jersey were
slammed by Hurricane Sandy. Afterward, they posted photos of their dogs
and cats and birds and bunnies on Facebook. They called animal control
and animal rescues and animal foster care looking for that one
particular beagle or blue parrot or Manx cat. "Her name is Brownie,"
they wrote. "We miss her terribly." In 2013, whole cities in the
Philippines were wiped out by Typhoon Yolanda. The most severe storm to
ever make landfall, packing high winds up to 235 miles per hour. There's
no telling how much disaster and havoc these hurricanes wreak. They
leave a high number of carnage and loss of lives, in their trail, but
it's amazing what some survivors cherish.
Isn't is amazing what's
left, when nothing's left? What I mean in plain English is, after all
said and done. After all the hurricanes of life has hit you, what do you
really have left? What do you consider important as such times?
