Never Haste to Day’s End

June 2, 2006April 29, 2018 B. John 1118 Views

This entry is part 30 of 36 in the series Deep Thoughts

One must never be in haste to end a day. There are too few of them in a lifetime. –Dale Coleman

How clear and obvious is this. If one lives to be 80 years old, you would have 29,900 (give or take a few for leap years). It sounds like a lot, but many cars sell for more dollars than the days you have in your life. Use them carefully, or they are fleeting and cannot be recovered. There’s no “do-over.”

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B. John Masters writes about democracy, moral responsibility, and everyday Stoicism at deep.mastersfamily.org. A lifelong United Methodist committed to social justice, he explores how faith, ethics, and civic life intersect—and how ordinary people can live out justice, mercy, and truth in public life. A records and information management expert, Masters has lived in the Piedmont,NC, Dayton, OH, Greensboro, NC and Tampa, FL, and is a proud Appalachian State Alum.

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