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I saw a horrific scene recently. A passenger car just smashed itself into the back of a

school bus. Thankfully there were no children on board but the driver the car was severely

injured. When the driver was interviewed she said she was asked what happened she

simply replied I was looking in the rear view mirror. Yikes! I also see people doing this on the road of their life.

At a dinner party last week, a woman was telling stories of how her former husband had treated her, details about things that he said,

things that he did, or things that he never did that she wished he had.

Eventually I asked, how long have you been divorced? She replied 36 years. Before this

series of tragic stories she thought would be amusing she was complaining

about not finding Mr. Wright and being single for 36 years.

Hmm, I wonder why that is.

The same dinner party, another guy told Blow Bypostpo stories of his high school football glory days and how popular and cool he was back in the day.

Yet just earlier that evening, he was explaining that he was going to

splurge despite his doctor's urgent orders concerning his type 2 diabetes from

obesity. He also told the story of him being once again turned down for a job, which is why he explained that he hasn't made a child support payment in six months.

His former wife was the high school head cheerleader of course.

Look, there is nothing more damaging to your future potential

than spending your present dwelling on the past.

Whatever's happened is over. Glory or defeat. Once the clock struck midnight, the day is done.

Over, caput, finit! You are reborn each morning, and who you are each day is defined by what you do

that day and that day only. You are not your past, you are only your present and your present actions will

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