WHAT I'VE LEARNED IN 57 YEARS AS A MAN, part 6.
"Worry" is my most wasted emotion. Why worry? How will it help? It won't.
Monthly, I face my own mortality each time I visit the kidney doctor. The new one I met yesterday said, "your labs are crappy, but you look like a million bucks!"
To which I replied, "well, I take care of myself . . . I take my pills, I workout, I follow the kidney diet, and I'm not on dialysis."
But I'm only buying time toward the inevitable. So, when the Astros ticket salesman called, I said, "yes, I'll take two season tickets in the club section, behind home plate, please." Why not? I love, love, love going to the Astros games . . . I have since I was a boy and the Astrodome first opened.
Last night, I went to see "Book of Mormon" that was touring with the Broadway Series. I say, "Yes! I love the theater!" Why not?
Go. Live it up. Work hard. Help others.
Go to that game. Go see that play. Why not?
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