Nothing So Sweet, So Precious . . .

That it will never come again is what makes life so sweet. – Emily Dickinson

. . . as this precious moment.

Make the most of each moment, whether that means doing something monumental, something tiny, or nothing at all.

Each moment is precious as it stands out amongst them all.

In a sense, there is no other moment other than this one – be in it.

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