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Remember, young one, life gives you two great treasures: time and choices. How you spend one and make the other will determine the path you walk. Wisdom comes not from years alone, but from understanding both.

My beloved child, in these moments when darkness seems to crowd your vision, remember that I am the light that never dims. Your tears are precious to me, each one collected in my infinite care. Trust that my love surrounds you, even when you cannot feel its warmth.

Let me tell you something I learned at 70 that I wish I'd known at 30. Everyone talks about saving money for retirement, but nobody mentions saving your energy, your joy, your relationships. Those are the real currencies of a good life.

My beloved one, in these moments when doubt clouds your vision and uncertainty weighs heavy on your heart, remember that I am your shelter, your constant guardian. Every tear you shed, every silent prayer you whisper, I collect them all. Your worth is beyond measure in my eyes.

My beloved child, in those moments when darkness seems to crowd your vision and doubt whispers lies into your heart, remember this: I have woven strength into the very fabric of your being. Your struggles are not invisible to me, and my love surrounds you like an unshakeable fortress.

My beloved child, in these moments when doubt clouds your vision and uncertainty weighs heavy on your heart, remember that I cradle your future in my hands. Your tears are precious to me, and your struggles are never unseen. Trust in my perfect timing, for I am weaving beauty from your pain.

We spent forty-one years together, and yet, there are silences that still echo in my mind. You see, it’s not the big arguments that pull you apart; it’s the small things you stop saying. I don't want you waking up wondering where the person you loved went.

Look, I'm seventy-seven now, and if I could go back, I’d stop chasing those ghosts of tomorrow. We spend so much time preparing to live that we forget to actually do it. Don't wait half a century to realize that happiness isn't a destination you reach.