I can't change the past, and I don't know what would happen if I did. But I am present now and working with you to navigate our reality. Can you lend me a hand?
I can't do everything. I can only do what I have the skills and time to accomplish; I can't speak for those who have these skills and more time, yet attempt nothing.
Some people care only about themselves—their needs and wants; other people sometimes wish they could be that selfish, just to ease the strain of caring.
What we believe can be based on what we feel, or it can be based on what we feel we understand; I would like to know the facts, understand what I feel about them, and then appreciate what I believe.
There are times when we let our guard down and become weakened by fear; it's not that there is something we should actually fear, but rather the approach of something neither known nor understood.
Life is not a road, but more like a ship heading for an undefined destination. We know what we want to have and what we want to do, but we don't know how much time we will have before the journey ends. The fact that we are out at sea means that things will always be unstable, no matter how hard we try to anchor them.
Time is not a river, and it is not a road; it is neither our friend nor foe. We simply have access to it, and we should try our best to make what time we have mean something to us and the people we care about.