By Reme…

There’s a time for everything in life — hobbies, joys, and small pleasures. Once that time passes, you may still fulfill your dreams, but the satisfaction may not be the same.
The pizza that tastes like heaven at 18 may not taste as divine at 32.
At 18, riding a bike or walking through the park with someone your age feels romantic. At 36, it might not carry the same magic.
The joy of a road trip with college friends at 21 may not feel the same at 40.
“I’ll have a beautiful backyard garden one day,” says someone who hasn’t even planted a single flower on their balcony. By the time they get the backyard, they might find they no longer have the time or energy to garden.
Dreaming of earning money to buy expensive gifts for your parents? It’s a beautiful thought, but by the time you can afford it, your parents might no longer be here to receive them.
Life’s little pleasures are precious. They keep the heart alive, fresh, and vibrant. A heart withers in the silent moan of unmet desires. That’s why it’s so important to embrace hobbies and joys while there’s still time.
If you’re saving for a fancy meal someday, consider saving just a little and treating yourself to something delicious today. Believe me, you’ll savor the best flavors of life.
Don’t wait to find the person you love. Invite them out for coffee, or enjoy a walk along the beach. Put on your favorite outfit, and soak in the rain or sunset. Write it down: these moments will give you the most unforgettable romance of your life.
If you have a little extra cash, grab your best friend, throw your arm around them, and say, “Let’s go on a road trip.” Pack your bags and hit the highway today.
Don’t wait for a dream garden—start with a single potted plant in your apartment. And instead of waiting for the perfect moment, buy your parents a thoughtful gift with whatever you have now.
Remember: “One day” may come, but for those who keep delaying their dreams, nothing truly happens. Their lives become an endless wait, filled with regret and despair.