Life Is A Series of Lessons

• When we begin our life's journey do, we have any idea how it may go?

• Do we foresee any difficulties along the way, or do we move forward in hopes

• of great joy? We make the best plans for that time so we think,

• but do we have any idea of where we are thirty to forty years later? • If you are a wise person you may say why you would pose such a question? • No one at age twenty knows where they may be at sixty. • True, but ask a twenty-year-old and they will give you all the reasons

• in the world why they know the path they have chosen is right. • Life when we are young seems easy enough. We make a plan, find the • right person to share our life with, and we are on our way. • However, we do not for one minute anticipate any obstacles that we • may have encountered in our life as problems, or as a possibility we • may experience in our twenties. • Why should we? If we did try to anticipate problems on our journey, we may

• become stuck in fear, and decide not to go. • So, I say to our young people, "Live Your Life to the Fullest, and Explore • all your Opportunities." • Look at possible pitfalls along the way, but live and don't look back • You may be pleasantly surprised one day.