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Well ,That was Kind of Weird...! 

8/15/2014

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Happy Saturday, guys and girls!  How's your weekend been treating you so far?! My Saturday has been great, and actually, Friday was amazing too! I spent a lot of time working on writing, preparing for an upcoming acting class, and I even met up with one of my childhood friends and we went to Runyon Canyon!  Super fun.  (Runyon Canyon is a pretty amazing hang out for actors, by the way.  If you live in L.A., I'm confident that you already know this!)

All of this aside, as the title of this posting reads, there was one "weird" thing that happened to me yesterday:  I received a brochure in the mail that was advertising a contest.  ....That's not that weird, you may be thinking!  Well, this particular brochure was advertising a contest to win a "Free Prepaid Cremation."  (Yes, you just read that correctly.)  As you can imagine, I was a bit shocked to receive this in the mail!  I suppose it was also a bit funny, as I have never received anything like that before! However, this little "reminder" about death was actually very thought provoking, and I wanted to share some of my thoughts with all of you.


In life, the topic of "death" is often avoided.  Yet, it is the one thing that none of us can escape.  This is not meant to scare anyone, it is just a reality of "physical" life.  And this brochure in the mail was just another reminder to me to live it up, each and every day.  

Many of you, my amazing readers, know that I am passionate about cherishing each and every moment.  But, that certainly doesn't mean that all days are "perfect" and "easy."  Life can be hard sometimes, and we must always choose to focus on the positives, and focus on the blessings that we have in each of our lives!  We only live once - (at least as far as our natural/physical life is concerned!)

Enjoy this day, and try your very best to enjoy each and every moment.  :) 

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    Jesse Daley is an actor and a writer who lives and works in Hollywood, California. 

    Jesse's first book, An Aversion to the Definitive, is available NOW!  Order here!

    Jesse has also written extensively for the DOTDASH network.  Be sure to check out the site here.

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