It's a very old and wise saying. I've always kinda taken it with a grain of salt, knowing, that in certain times in your life, you must plan for the future and can't just live day to day.

Things are different now, I started noticing my anger, sadness and dissatisfaction, when I was 63 when my DH of 35 years, died at 66 and left me hanging alone with this dam MS. My love my best friend, my cheerleader was gone.

Now when I think about what my future holds, I'm upset. I DON'T HAVE ONE....so to speak. I'm laughing, because I have to.

I've come to an understanding with myself and I must quit thinking about what my future may or may not hold, to save my feeling and my sanity. I must relish in each day as it comes, do the best I can and thank God for it.

My Children and Grands are the future now and I will guide them in any way I am able. It really is ONE DAY AT A TIME, for me, now.

I'll be here every day, if you'll have me.