Last Holiday: Raising Fundamental Questions about Human Nature
This afternoon, I just watched Last Holiday, starring "Queen" Latifah, for the first time.
I absolutely loved the movie. It was light-hearted, yet, in my mind, it rose many questions about human nature.
We always tell other people to live each day like it's their last day on Earth. But how many of us even follow our own advice? Do we really ever take advantage of the gift of time and just "seize" the day? Do we live our lives in productive, fulfilling manners? Why is it that, when we learn that something is to be taken away from us, that we truly learn to enjoy it? Why couldn't we realize its value all along?
Now I ask myself... do I live my life in a productive, fulfilling manner? Am I living life to its fullest? Will I live life to its fullest?
I absolutely loved the movie. It was light-hearted, yet, in my mind, it rose many questions about human nature.
We always tell other people to live each day like it's their last day on Earth. But how many of us even follow our own advice? Do we really ever take advantage of the gift of time and just "seize" the day? Do we live our lives in productive, fulfilling manners? Why is it that, when we learn that something is to be taken away from us, that we truly learn to enjoy it? Why couldn't we realize its value all along?
Now I ask myself... do I live my life in a productive, fulfilling manner? Am I living life to its fullest? Will I live life to its fullest?