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Live each day as if this day were your last. What do you mean, dear? Each day is your last day. Well, no, not if you have another tomorrow, or perhaps even if you merely plan for a tomorrow which never comes to pass. Oh I see what you mean, I think... Well then, wouldn't you be better off and on to say Live this day as if it included your best and only tomorrow? Maybe... But, each day does include our only tomorrow. I don't think so. Not if you have yet another tomorrow after this day, or one at least planning on being more than one tomorrow. What do you mean by more than one tomorrow? I thought I had only one of these, which continually precedes and processes me by a minimum of 24 hours. Hmm... Then sometimes your tomorrow feels longer and sometimes shorter than it should or could or might actually become? But that's just it, my dear. Tomorrow never actually arrives, ever closer by imagining it longer. Yet imaging tomorrow as remarkably short at least brings me closer to Earth's timeless eternity of integrative promise. So that's what you mean by living daily as if today includes your best and last tomorrow? Yes, but sometimes no. That sounds like an invitation to nihilism, often confused with liberation away from future's regenerous invitation. How about Nurture each day as if today invites your fullest potential for integrally controlling all our cooperative tomorrows? It lacks a certain timeless ring. It does not rhythmic zing. However acute is your ping. How about we Yin today as if rethinking YangYin together all WinWin tomorrows? I think we might become together winning. Economically and politically too? As trans-regenderally sacred through this still small failing futures voice. Are we through? It's been good for me, how about tomorrow you? The Climax as tomorrow's co-operative beginning. How LeftBrain capitalizing of us, dear. Yinning Yang us two, WinWin planning our mutual transitioning tomorrow too. Living today as tomorrow's first through last, perennial spiral cooperating together to sometimes compete tomorrows apart to live again this integrative timeless tomorrow. Today invites and disinvites Tomorrow, transubstantiating trans-regenerational integrity of time. Today is just like yesterday except when it is different, when we are different, when I am different, sometimes better sometimes worse usually just the same and indifferent. Today is just like tomorrow imagined sometimes better sometimes worse usually invested cooperatively same as sane and yet competitively indifferent insanity. Live today through better inviting cooperative tomorrow. Yin as tomorrow becomes our best Yang. Yin, (wu wei midway co-arising). You know, I can see, and sometimes hear and feel, your implicating dialectal parenthetical commentary. (I dipolar hope so.) Or what, no better tomorrow? (I love only notnot threat free, double-binding.) Ecopolitical logic for today's tomorrow. (cooperatively designing tomorrow's today) OK, you can stop with annoying book-ended perpetual double-bind parenthesis. I hoped we were just now getting started. Yes, but I'm living today so we optimize our tomorrow returns so your Yimplications might best explicate more widely. (and deeply) (Oh, now you go through tomorrow...) (Love your dualdark Yanguage) (How LeftBrain cooperative positivist of us.) (feeling aptically warm and dreamy nonpunctuating tomorrows now) Promise. (could we talk about this our tomorrow) ...I think she's today asleep. Nope, still almost here and there, feeling best in eternal interdependent now. Seize the day. Invite our timeless tomorrow.
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