Today or Tomorrow

It's easy to get caught up with the idea of tomorrow. I am constantly pushing and planning and analyzing what’s next. There are tons of books that will teach you the best and newest way to seize it. I can’t say I’ve read many, but I’ve scanned a few, but I am guilty as any of overlooking what’s in front of me. While sitting here, staring back at me on my laptop screen is a picture of my daughter and son. A quick reminder for what all the pushing and planning is for. Its pictures like these and simple glances that I get from my children or wife that reminds me not only to slow down and enjoy today, but its during these moments that the I’m most creative and its easiest to capture moments and put them to paper. Literally in the middle of this blog, my daughter asked me who was going to tuck her in, and told her nobody, only to look back at my words, eat some crow, and chase her up the stairs and show her who’s most important to me. The rest will work its way out, and the moments that I didn’t let tomorrow control are the one’s I’ll remember.