Comments on: Learning to enjoy life http://www.femilicious.com/blog/2006/04/20/learning-to-enjoy-life/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 21:46:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Dana http://www.femilicious.com/blog/2006/04/20/learning-to-enjoy-life/comment-page-1/#comment-40215 Dana Thu, 26 Apr 2007 20:11:17 +0000 http://www.femilicious.com/blog/2006/04/20/learning-to-enjoy-life/#comment-40215 Thank you! I googled "how to enjoy life even though you are poor" and your blog came up. Gave a bit of perspective where needed. I am poor, but live in Europe. Am too a single mom, and US citizen. Feel free to email me. Thank you! I googled “how to enjoy life even though you are poor” and your blog came up. Gave a bit of perspective where needed. I am poor, but live in Europe. Am too a single mom, and US citizen. Feel free to email me.

]]> By: Mooshu http://www.femilicious.com/blog/2006/04/20/learning-to-enjoy-life/comment-page-1/#comment-831 Mooshu Fri, 28 Apr 2006 17:37:33 +0000 http://www.femilicious.com/blog/2006/04/20/learning-to-enjoy-life/#comment-831 That's exactly the way you have to think. Life is like a taxi, the meter keeps going if your moving or not. Living your life in fear and worry is never the way to go, esspecially about money. You should get out and do whatever you feel like doing. This really hits on exactly how I have come to feel in so many years. I had a good friend when I was younger, an older guy, in his late 60's. He spent his entire life working and saving money to "one day" travel the world. Unfortunatly.. by the time he finnally had the financial security to travel freely, he had reached the point where he couldn't. I've never been a rich person, in fact most of my life I haven't had the ability to cover all of my bills without a bit of struggle, but I've recently returned for a month long escapade in Europe (And now will work for another 3000 years to pay for it), and it was one of the greatest trips in my life, no matter what the cost. There's an old saying, Supposedly an Irish proverb, but I won't argue to substantiate it either way, which is quite a way to live by. Work like you don't need the money dance like no one is watching sing like no one is listening love like you've never been hurt and live life every day as if it were your last Moosh! That’s exactly the way you have to think. Life is like a taxi, the meter keeps going if your moving or not. Living your life in fear and worry is never the way to go, esspecially about money. You should get out and do whatever you feel like doing. This really hits on exactly how I have come to feel in so many years. I had a good friend when I was younger, an older guy, in his late 60’s. He spent his entire life working and saving money to “one day” travel the world. Unfortunatly.. by the time he finnally had the financial security to travel freely, he had reached the point where he couldn’t. I’ve never been a rich person, in fact most of my life I haven’t had the ability to cover all of my bills without a bit of struggle, but I’ve recently returned for a month long escapade in Europe (And now will work for another 3000 years to pay for it), and it was one of the greatest trips in my life, no matter what the cost.

There’s an old saying, Supposedly an Irish proverb, but I won’t argue to substantiate it either way, which is quite a way to live by.

Work like you don’t need the money
dance like no one is watching
sing like no one is listening
love like you’ve never been hurt
and live life every day as if it were your last

Moosh!

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