If I knew that tomorrow was my last day on earth...

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If I knew that tomorrow was my last day on earth, I would want to tell ________who?____________ that ___________what?____________
 
I would tell my parents how much I appreciate how I was introduced to Christ at an early age (even though I didn't believe till recently), and how thankful I am to have them as parents. I would also tell the sweet sweet lady that brought me to Christ I would see her in heaven and it's a shame we didn't get to meet on earth.
 
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If I knew that tomorrow was my last day on earth, I would want to tell ________who?____________ that ___________what?____________
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If I knew tomorrow was my last day on earth, I would want to tell my sisters that I loved them so much and thank them for always being themselves. I would encourage them to continue on being the lovely ladies that they are in the Lord and to keep smiling :) I probably would tell them to let mum and dad know that I loved them as well and couldn't wait to see them in the future.


Interesting post and perfect timing! Last night I was watching the movie Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (so sad) and thought about what my last words would be, given the chance. Hopefully I would be able to talk, I tend not to in stressful situations. Then again I hope not to be stressed at the end. :)
 
Frankly, I would send emails to all friends, say thank you to my family, then praise God for everything...
 
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I'd propose to Julianna, that way she would get a very good laugh out of it and I can die at peace knowing that I'm a brave man...fooloish ... but brave none the less! *lol*

Then again if Julianna were to die laughing, we could enter into eternity to together then all of heaven could get a good laugh at my expense! *lol*

Just teasing you Julianna! :D
 
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Gabe, in so many ways, I find that easy to understand
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Sometimes I wonder if God just made us too imperfect, or made life too challenging. Happiness is always fleeting, while boredom, frustration and anger seem to last and last and last...

The only real exception to this is little kids who seem to be happy more often than not. I wonder if we have to be that way to get to heaven. I wouldn't doubt it.
 
I would want to tell everyone everything, including a preist at confession lol. Then i would complete my bucket list and repend for my sins at the same time... actually i dont think ild have a bucket list, just will try and make everything right again, you know?
 
I would contact everyone I've ever hurt that I know of and make sure they knew I was sorry. I would contact those who have hurt me and find 2 reasons to love them, and tell them, and tell them I forgive them. I would tell all of my family I love them and give each person at least 4 reasons why and say how much they mean to me, I would donate EVERYTHING or give it to my fam to sell so they have $$. And finally I think I would spend the night praying, talking to God, and go to sleep hoping I would wake to see Him and go with Him. <3
 
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Sometimes I wonder if God just made us too imperfect, or made life too challenging. Happiness is always fleeting, while boredom, frustration and anger seem to last and last and last...

The only real exception to this is little kids who seem to be happy more often than not. I wonder if we have to be that way to get to heaven. I wouldn't doubt it.
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Maybe it's to serve as a reminder that this is not our home
 
I've looked at this thread several times since it first was posted and wondered why I couldn't think of a response to it. I finally figured out why.

In recent years I've really tried to live out my life in a way that there will be no regrets relationally. I make sure that those I love (I include close friends in that) know that they are loved and my appreciation for them. Life is short and none of us have a guarantee of tomorrow. I wouldn't want to have someone close to me pass into eternity and have the regret of having left something unsaid.

If I were to know I was going to die tomorrow I would have only one regret in regards to relationships, having not pursued a woman who has had my interest for some time.
 
Since I live with my immediate family, I would tell them to stay home. My best friends would all be called. Those not saved would get the gospel message delivered to them in short order. I would sit and reflect on what was and what lies ahead for me. What I had done to fulfill my calling.

I would also contact friends in my profession. I would share with them my dreams to alter how campaigning is done. How the politics of hope have been hijacked and not truly utilized to their full potential by campaign operatives.

If I had time, I believe I would write a short story of some sort. A small legacy for my sister to share with my future nieces and nephews.
 
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