Today I would like to blog a little about the discussions I had last night while having a nice dinner party. Here are a few things that really got me thinking (in no particular order):
> Age doesn't matter, you just have to be able to relate to others and be open to different ideas and thoughts. Learning from other people's life experiences is very valuable. Creating relationships is what life is all about.
> We should take a cue from dogs: Lose our egos and we could become selfless lovers of people. If only we could be as excited to see other people as dogs are every time. (good insight from Brian)
> Be open to taking chances and don't be stuck in your ways, in your little comfortable "box". Because you may miss a wonderful opportunity in life.
> You only live one life, a life you have little control over, so just go with the flow and make as many memories as you can along the way.
> And I got this quote this morning that I really like: "Remember that if you don't go to the starting line, you will never view the whole course with all its possibilities. And you will certainly never see the glories of the finish line. " ---- this can be interpreted in many different ways!
Amby Burfoot, The Runner's Guide to the Meaning of Life 
