Advice for living your last day

I am in church waiting for Mass to start.  You may think that rude, but can you think of a better place for a Christian writer to write? 

Before we get started, be sure to read this article; Same as it ever was and watch this video on Locals; Russia is not a Christian country

I have a headache, a backache, a neck ache (which for some reason, is two words) and a sore throat. 

I’m guessing my headache is from my classes.  So, I cleaned them, and put on my other pair (which I also cleaned), and put that pair away.

Meh, I think these ones look better.  But, I have a big nose, so they take some more getting used to.

My vision loss is a consequence of genetics (astigmatisms are surprisingly common in my family), surviving a chlorine gas spill, and aging.

And I don’t blame anyone for it (well, maybe the guy that caused the chlorine gas spill, Survivor's guilt (6 January 2005).

My point is, there’s no reason being bitter over things we have control over.  We may be angry, we may even mourn, but there’s nothing we can change about it.  Most likely, I will become blind in my right eye.  And while that’s not ideal, I’m not angry about it.

My back pain and neck (and now word decides that they’re no longer compound words), is probably from my mattress. 

Again, I don’t fault anyone (confession time; I slept on a couch for years). 

Hopefully I live for a while more.  I’m 36.  My father died when he was 45 years old. 

It’s really hard for me to think I won’t die at that age. 

And if I do, well, then I’ll make sure I’m prepared.

If you want to live every day as your last, then go to confession Confession is biblical, go to Mass/Divine Liturgy, spend time with your family, do anonymous charity.

Do that, you’ll be at peace with God. 

"Exalt the LORD our God, and worship at his holy hill; for the LORD or God is holy". (Psalm 99:9, King James Version)