Don't wait till last minute (till you are gone..)

The dragon boat incident had taught me some life lessons. Some life lessons that are pretty hard to learn and always been forgotten at good times.

Dont wait till you are gone. Alot of time, we put our own interest first, "I can still go to church next week. Is alrite that I don't attend today." Aren't this familiar ?
You and me, at times, we do have some things on our priority list that pushed going to church, worshipping the Almighty God behind....
Once, twice... is ok. I will go back to You Lord, one day. Let me attend to this special occasions..
After a few time, we no longer see the importance of worshipping the Lord, start to see it as a chores.
If you are lucky, you realize it early and go back to the Lord.
If you are not, I am not sure where you will end up.
So, don't wait till you are gone!

Spend time and cherish every moment with the people around you. Be it 1 min, 2 mins... do your part as a loving being on this earth. If you are christians, live it as the Lord has instructed us to be, LOVE EACH ONE ANOTHER.
The person's life you briefly interacted might have an impact from your action or yourself blessed by doing so.
On the other hand, your family and friends, cherish the time you have with them, every moment, every seconds. Because you neva know when you will see him/her again.

The big ME ME ME.
We had always put ourselves as number 1. The big ME has broken many lives, causing breakups, divorces and separations.
If you like this ME, you will see yourself in a smaller world by yourself. Studies in Korea has found that many more individuals live alone, thus even coffee table is just a small square for you and your cup of coffee. How sad, isnt it ?

So, please please lowercase this ME to me. Are'nt this small me, looks better?

Take care of others and put them first in your life, am sure that they will be blessed with you around. This is how Jesus lived his short life on this earth.

Today, make an impact and change how you think, you never know when is your final breath.