I can’t live my whole life wasting
All the grace that I know you've given
'Cause you made me for so much more than
Sitting on the side lines
All the grace that I know you've given
'Cause you made me for so much more than
Sitting on the side lines
I don’t wanna look back and wonder
If good enough could’ve been better
Everyday’s a day that's borrowed
So, why am I waiting for tomorrow
So, why am I waiting for tomorrow
These are the words to the song Waiting for Tomorrow by Mandisa. Yep, I’m still listening to my new Mandisa cd, and every day I find a new song to call my favorite. As I listened to this song in my car today, I was reminded of that song that I recorded on my video camera but wasn’t able to download onto my computer. (Remember that? If not, you can read about it here.)
Since writing that post, I haven’t made any effort to try and download that video from the camera. The camera is still sitting on my bedroom dresser, and every time I pass by it I think to myself, “Oh, I’ll get to that tomorrow.” I've been saying that same thing to myself for over a week now, and I still have done nothing.
Earlier this week, a lady at my job passed away unexpectedly. I didn’t really know her that well, but I would see her in the kitchen on a regular basis, so when I heard that she died, I was shocked. She was very young, only 37 years old.
It's in times like these when I really begin to realize that I can not take anything in life for granted because tomorrow is not promised to me.
I already had a lot of stuff planned to do this weekend, but my #1 goal is to figure out how to get that video off of my camera and onto my blog. I can't let another tomorrow just pass me by because I truly don't know how many more I will get.
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