The Journey Life Brings Will Be Full of Surprizes
Life is a continuous journey, even on the day that you die. Being born into the world is a journey we must all take to enter and participate in. Some of us will have an uncomplicated birth without problems for our Mother or us. If your Mother has a prolonged birth, you might have some medical issues down the road. As a baby, you wake up to a new environment with many people checking you over and people oohing and ahhing over you. Your parents nurture and protect you and take care of your every need. At age five, you start school and are introduced to a new environment with many new people, including teachers, other students, cafeteria workers, and many more. As a teenager, you test your boundaries, and it is somewhat of a chore for your parents sometimes. As an adult, you must act your age and have a set of goals for your life. Most people attend college, graduate, and start their career in what they majored in. You now live in your apartment or house and must pay the bills and be accountable for your actions.
Married Life or Living On Your Own
Married life requires a lot of give and take to make it work and live in harmony. Ensure you are both on the same page before walking down the aisle. You already have an issue if you want kids and your fiance wants none. Marriage will have a few hiccups now and then when financial surprises pop up or your mother-in-law interferes with your marriage. In marriage, you should share things equally, such as housework, cooking, cleaning, and much more, since both of you will be working. If you live alone, there will be no one to help you with things sometimes, and you will have to figure them out on your own, which can be challenging at times. I hope your children will protect you and take care of you in your old age, and they should if they genuinely care, respect, and love you.
Your Final Journey Home
All of us will take that final journey home to be with our Lord and Savior. Did you lead a life you think represented God on earth, as in what you did and how you treated others? I hope you can say yes because that should be a top priority in your life. Always treat others as you would want to be treated. If you lose your cool with someone, apologize and explain why you acted as you did. Most of us don’t think much about death and dying until we get older, and then it seems to enter our minds more. If you walked your walk and talked your talk with sincerity and with your heart and soul in it, I say you lead a good life, and you will be with our Lord and Savior in heaven when you die as the last and final step leading to eternity.
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