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A friend of mine posted a link to this NPR story on her FB page and I'm stealing it to share with you.

I have long been a fan of Mary Chapin Carpenter and was shocked to read this story she posted back in 2007.

It's a lesson I think we can all take to heart...

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... d=11182405

Thanks for sharing Gromit - loved the article. Often times we are so worried about next week and next month that we don't enjoy the day!

Gromit, Great link. Most days I look back and say to myself, "It was a good day in the life."
As to Chapin Carpenter, before she hooked up with John Jennings and got big in Nashville, she played regularly at a place that used to be called Gallaghers on Conn. Avenue. She played much more of a folk sound, less Nashville G-C-D country twang that she later developed. She mostly sat on a stool, guitar in hand, and cigarettes seemingly always burning.I hope that she's OK.

Wonderful

Thanks for the link to such a meaningful story, Gromit.

JT, how wonderful if each day, each of us could look back and say to ourselves, "It was a good day in the life.". Wouldn't the world be better? Thanks for the inspiration.

Such a timely message Gromit. We all need to be grateful for each day, for the people in our lives and our health. In the end, it's really all that matters.

Thank you for the link, Gromit. It's always good to be reminded of that you have to be grateful for each day in your life.

Linne

Very nice reminder that we all need every now and then. Thank you. Enjoy the rest of your day!