Most don't like to acknowledge it, let alone talk about it. I'm the opposite; I know it's coming and that understanding helps me live my life a lot better while I have it.
You've reinvented yourself over you life, like most have, and I think that's how it's supposed to be - we grow and develop and part of that is coming to terms with the fact that we, and everyone around us, will die at some stage; if that doesn't provide strong motivation to live one's best life I don't know what would.
Thanks for your comment.
Thanks to you for your kindness and for answering; In Hive I have arrived by chance, by a friend who invited me to follow it, my idea is not to publish. Which makes me feel a bit intrusive. For now I only upload comments in places where it is invited to participate and, of course, that have interest for me. Again thank you very much
You're welcome, and there's no pressure; if you only want to comment and not post that's ok. Thanks for coming by my post, I'll see you around the place again I suppose.
I think I'll keep stopping by, it would be foolish not to go back to the places where you feel comfortable and can learn. A few days ago you talked about a book of quotations. I wanted to give you a quote that I think is appropriate for this post. Maybe you already know the quote, maybe you don't. If you don't know it maybe you will write it down in the book or maybe not. It doesn't matter.
"That he died is not sufficient proof that he lived" Stanisław Jerzy Lec.
Thanks for the quote, I'm contemplate it over the next few days.