This Day May Never Come

This day may never come. I repeat again, "This Day May Never Come." 

Looking for a good day to live in the future is the wrong way to live.

I regret terribly for postponing many things in my life. The worse of which I postponed in my life was living my life. I always dreamed I will live fully at one point in the future and I pushed everything I could have done in yesteryears into the unknown future. And here I am with the same old excuses and indecisiveness. 

A long time ago I firmly thought I will have a good life when I get a job and when I will have my own whims and wishes to do whatever I like to do. But I was wrong. Now I have a decent job and a good family yet I feel the same emptiness that I felt before. The only difference is the moment of time when that imagination flashed in my mind. I realized I wasted a couple of years fancying about the future which I could have started living to the fullest of my potential. Now I can't turn back the clock and these wasted years will never come back to me again. What had gone has gone.

In my life, I postponed my plan, goal, love, care, and many others. I excused myself telling that I will plan my future in the coming days, achieve my goals when I grow little older, love more when things get right in the future, help my parents when I have enough money, love my family when kids grow up in the future. But this DAY which I dearly hold truly will come has not come yet. And one thing is inevitable,  as I wait for this DAY, my life is getting shorter and my potential is withering away with time.  

If you want to love someone, love today.

If you want to care someone, care today.

If you want to help someone, help today.

If you want to send a message to someone, send it today.

Of all,

If you want to live your life, live it TODAY, because the ability to do things today may not come with equal opportunity tomorrow. And "this day may never come again". 

Dechen Wangchuk