Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow. We so often live in future time. We think about what will be, what should be planned for, and what we should do. Some of this is important, but how much time do we spend on today, today, today? If we approach each day as if it were the future, would we then plan it differently or would we keep it the same? We are so busy in the business of each day that we fail to look at the day as an entire unit, a time frame instead of another day. Before you start the day, think of it as a gift. Think of it as a time to experience, to give, to learn. Think of it as an opening to learning and to advancement of the soul. And while you are thinking, remember, this day will be gone tomorrow to be replaced by another new day.