I don’t like doors that are ajar. You don’t see everything, you can only peek inside. A little wind comes and only a further little glimpse inside with truths half told and lies badly told. I like open doors where the whole truth comes in.
I also like bear hugs, because they transmit sincerity. A hug consoles tears, sustains sadness and comforts souls.
We do not know what the next second, even the next millisecond will bring.
I do not write this month’s edition of the magazine with nostalgia but with insight. The year has just barely started and already many tragedies have hap- pened around the world. This makes me re think everything. Japan in its life of calmness and discipline was shaken by the biggest earthquake of the last 140 years, followed by a tsunami and aggra- vated by the radioactive contamination. I wonder how many parents died not being able to tell their child how much they loved them. How many children are now orphaned by losing parents and parent’s heartbroken losing chil- dren. How many friends died without forgiveness.
It was just the end of another day making plans for tomorrow and this is the way we live our days living with the thoughts of tomorrow and putting things off.
So I ask myself till how long will we have tomorrow?
It’s time to forgive now, it’s time to ask for forgiveness now, its also time to say how much we love now.
I do not want to wait for tomorrow, tomorrow has to become now.I don’t want to wait for a tragedy for me to realize what I have to do.
Be quick with what you have to do now. Do it today and don’t wait till tomorrow!
Juliano D'Lucca
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