24 Hours To Make Things Right

Hello, everyone.

I welcome you all to my blog. How you live your last moment determines what and how you will be remembered. Most memories people will have of you after you are gone are your last moments with them. We all have different ways we would love to live our last moments; some people will want to make the most of them by partying and having all sorts of fun, while others will want to spend them in quiet places alone and with a few loved ones.

Sometimes I am grateful to God for keeping when we are going to die a secret or away from our access. I pictured how scared one would be knowing they'd die in two weeks time. Even a little pothole on the road and the driver jumping into it without slowing down causes so much panic. Imagine knowing when you will die. People will live like saints once they realize their time is near.

Trust me when I say 24 hours won't be enough for one to do everything they will love to do in their final moments—running around to bid loved ones goodbye, attending a party like they dreamed of. No one will want to die without making their dreams a reality, so knowing they have 24 hours, they will try to do it all before the time elapses.

Many will want to make the most of it before they go, but for me, I will be indoors with loved ones, making memories that will live on in their hearts forever. I will try to crack them up with jokes while my feet slowly go cold and I fade away. I will ask for forgiveness in any way I might have hurt or offended anyone, and I will also forgive all who have wronged me. Seeking forgiveness at such a crucial time will allow me to rest in peace, knowing I hold no grudges against anyone and no one holds any against me.

Videos and pictures with loved ones can help leave long-lasting memories, for it is my last moment with them, and whoever misses me would either watch the video or remember a particular scene from the video and smile at least.
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