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Long gone summer days fondly remembered: lounging on the beach, having cold drinks and food to ward off the heat and spending time away from the din of the city.
Photo first posted here.
This sunset that I was mesmerized with, I will never see again. All sunsets are unique, just like all people are. Taking time to stop and appreciate sunsets is one way we can connect ourselves with nature and how everything, however magnificent, can only be admired and experienced fleetingly. We may be in the here and now but when we are just memories that linger in the hearts and minds of the people who love us and whom we have touched in special ways, these sunsets will still be here being admired by the next generation after ours.
Savor special moments that may be gone right before our eyes. Soak in the colors and sounds of these fleeting moments but have these etch in our memories for when the ability to experience these are gone, there are pockets of memories that we can still hold on to and remember with fondness.
Let children enjoy simple joys like feeling the waves of the sea hit their feet, the warmth of the sun on their skin and the wind on their faces.
Let children be children and experience play without the gadgets and laughing just because they are having fun.
Sometimes you just want to getaway from the din and just be with yourself, hearing yourself think, listening to soothing music that relaxes and makes you forget the chaos you left behind for a while.
We understand how people put on their AKG studio headphones and seem to shut the world out by listening to their favorite music. I often do this too, when I take the public transportation because I want to shun the chatter and not listen to things I have no interest in.
If only I can do this with my family at any time there is a chance…
“No one should not be alone in their old age,” he thought. ~Ernest Hemingway, The Old Man and the Sea