Picture this. A simple and prompt to snapshot of you and someone you love sitting together on a couch.

Now, judging by your hairdo, yes, it may be back from the 90s, it's one of your favorite photos.

A memory that you love so much, it's printed, it's framed, and it's a physical representation

of a moment that you hold dear.

I mean, back then, pictures were an event, right?

Not like today, where we snap thousands of photos in our phones without a second thought.

Now, back then it took effort and

awareness. You had to be present. You had to be mindful. Each picture mattered. But what about the

pictures we've yet to take? Hmm. The future memories is waiting to be captured, to be framed, to be, well, cherished.

Let's try to find them. I'm Chad Lawson and let's comment down in three, two, one.

Those framed photos in your wall, they are time stamps of special seasons in your life.

Celebratory moments, right, filled with joy and accomplishment.

And yeah, it's natural to sometimes wish that we could go back and relive those moments those memories i mean they were meant for that time though those moments as beautiful as they are

are not meant to be relived but remembered cherish for what they, not penned for in the present.

Because the present, well, I mean, it's reaming with new memories, just waiting to be made.

Yes, the struggles are real, days are long.

But, I mean, so is the potential for joy, for laughter, for love,

that didn't all just happen back then.

And those framed pictures, as beautiful as they are, they don't show the whole story, right?

They don't show the bad hair days that you had

even back in the 90s, or maybe the disagreements that you have with the person that you were

sitting next to, that you really loved and cherished, right? You know, the challenges that you

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