If You Know That You Are Going To Die Tomorrow..
By cairalyssa
@cairalyssa (1402)
Malaysia
March 13, 2012 3:28pm CST
Just finish reading this book by Richard & Kristin Carlson called An Hour to live, An Hour to love, it's a true story based on their life. Its a story wrote by Kristin of the best last moment with her husband before he died.
Its a bless to know when you r going die dont you think so? So u know you still have sometimes to do what u still get to do before you going to leave this world for forever.
5 responses
@TrvlArrngr (4045)
• United States
14 Mar 12
The reality is that we should be living each day like it is our last day. Treating everyone with respect and kindness. Making sure our loved ones know they are loved.
@airasheila (5454)
• Philippines
14 Mar 12
with reference to your main topic, i always see to it that i have done my very best. as i always take into consideration that today is my last day here in the world. that i don't want to miss a thing hence, i am doing all the best that i can so if ever i past away, i will have no regret.
@yanzalong (18988)
• Indonesia
14 Mar 12
In Moslem, we die just for the time being. We all will be raised to account for what we did during the first phase of life (now). So, this is the best time to collect things for our future there. What are we collecting here? It's easy. Follow what has been written out in the Holy Book. If you do you'll be saved there .
@cairalyssa (1402)
• Malaysia
14 Mar 12
Yes in muslim we have to do good deeds because all bad and good deeds will be judge on judgement days, and that is another context ![](/Content/images/emotes/wink.gif)
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@smashville14 (278)
• Philippines
14 Mar 12
If I die tomorrow, I'll probably do the same thing as the author did to her husband... spend that last time with her. I don't think anybody who knew he's gonna die tomorrow would spend otherwise unless he is a single man but nonetheless, I'm sure he would still spend that last moment with her direct relatives.
@BlackAmaranth (275)
• Romania
14 Mar 12
Would be nice, but it's impossible to tell you're going to die in 10 days. And it's not a date at all. It's more a point that depends on some events in the universe. And it's not a fixed point, it's always changing and that's the main reason why noone can tell the future, for now.
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