Tomorrow Is Another Day


It's that famous phrase from Gone With The Wind:  "I'll think about that tomorrow; after all tomorrow is another day." (I hope I got that right.)  While it's never best to put off tomorrow what can be done today (there's another phrase for you.), tomorrow IS another day.  

 If today has been horrid, you have another chance tomorrow.  We ALL have the opportunity to start fresh tomorrow.  Tomorrow can be a clean slate and a chance to start anew.  Its all up to each of us as individuals.  

 Tomorrow is the opportunity for change.  Tomorrow is the opportunity to take a wrong and make it right.  Think of the possibilities!

 Each new day brings about an opportunity and we each have the opportunity to start anew.  Things do not have to be the same; we do not have to be stuck in a rut.  Tomorrow is another day.  It presents a fresh opportunity for each and every one of us.

 Were you mean today?  Were your cruel?  Were you unhelpful?  You can change all that IF you want to.  Tomorrow is another day.  As the day dawns you have the opportunity to be nicer or kinder.  

 Things do not have to be the way they are.  Change is possible each and every day.  If you don't like the way you look or the way you act, you CAN change.  Each new day brings that opportunity.

 Now of course it isn't necessarily easy.  It depends on you and your commitment.  Each day brings us all an opportunity to be the kind of people we want to be.  Whether it be a dramatic change (like deciding to exercise every day) or something a little simpler (offering a smile to the first person you meet every day); the slate CAN be wiped clean with the new day.

 Tomorrow offers us all choices.  Tomorrow offers us all a new opportunity.  It is up to us to take it (or not.)

 Tomorrow is another day.  What do YOU choose to do with it?


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