And then, there are bad days.

Days that are not only typically unpleasant, days where you don't step on a doggie mine, but an angry group of gods get loose and chase you down the street. days where BAD things happen. and it becomes all to easy to forget about the idea all together. Keeping a positive aptitude is one thing, attempting to remember to live the day as if it is your last is SO very much another. Im finding it takes a grand bit of concentration. some vein popping strain,  but when you finally manage, ( in my case after a few "SCREW THAT THIS SUCKS!"'s) it is grand. puts things into a nice perspective. and again since this is not an exercise is avoiding responsibility, the fact that today is my "last" doesn't free me in such a way as lifting the issues away from me, but rather, in helping to make me see the other side of the coin ( there's ALWAYS another side to that dang coin!) today the big dogs may have gotten out of thier yard and chased me down the street, but hey, at least I got some exercise :D