Tomorrow is never promised

Tomorrow is never promised. You just have to live it day by day and every day that you are alive, thank the one above. And since tomorrow is never promised live every day to its fullest like there is no tomorrow and give thanks to how long you actually have already lived. Cause remember you could have been gone a long time ago. No, people can literally sleep and not wake up the next day. Like how dirty is that. Always appreciate what you have and what’s around you. Cherish every little moment even if it’s something so little. Life’s a game and you just got to enjoy it ,even if it seems like your life isn’t good, some people didn’t have the choice to live.

All you have is right now. The consequences of the past are temporarily here, but there’s no changing it. The future is unknown. You can add as much fluff (quantum something or other) as you want but it just puts a big pretty dress over the question mark. I prefer my question marks undressed. Time will continue to pass (until it inevitably doesn’t), but I don’t think it’s appropriate to say that tomorrow is always promised… Certainly not for you or me. But not referencing the science, just the lofty claims peddled by authors (regardless of their qualifications) making unsubstantiated claims about things they don’t understand.

It depends on if you have hope..not on earth but we continue into heavens “ eternity. Here in this body know we aren't promoted anything but merry, love, for those that know it. Forgiveness and a Promise that with truth without believing, asking without receiving. Listening not hearing. My own desires and dreams keep me motivated….. Don't wanna live a life that depend on other's i wanna live up on my own……for that i have to get up in the morning nd do something for myself that makes me happy …that makes me sleep peacefully at night …you like cartoon?? ..if yes watch and the cockroaches ……just observe the cockroaches they don't waste their day in laziness….they do all the fun with each other and irritates all day ….while the cartoons can be motivated so why can't we……..so go get up nd …and do whatever you want to do

You don’t say how young you are. I think the younger a person is, the more they want to have faith in their parents. Then you grow up and see they are human just like you with strengths and failings. If you’ve always had that faith in your dad, it’s really hard to finally acknowledge that dad rarely (or maybe never if your question is accurate) comes through. Does it really matter why he is unreliable (whether he just flat lies or he’s really to busy)? He may just say what he thinks he should, or what he thinks you want to hear. He could be perfectly well intentioned, but at the end of the day the results are the results and you may not want to rely on him. You don’t even have to be angry at him about it.

If someone is notorious for flaking on you, I would do my best not to ask him for anything. Why bother if he never comes through? Try asking more reliable family members, or depending on yourself. If he continues to offer, but then is completely unreliable, you can always thank him, but tell him he doesn’t have a good record following through so you don’t want to bother him. Then I’d make my own plans. I’d keep on approaching it that way till he improves or gives up volunteering. As you get older, you will find it’s just too aggravating to rely on unreliable people. Even if it inconveniences you or costs you money.

?And now let us consider some of the many justifications believers give for why faithful people don’t seem to actually get “whatsoever” they ask for despite these clear promises:

“God promised to answer prayers, but sometimes the answer is ‘no.’”

“God moves in mysterious ways.”

“No man can understand the mind of God.”

“God isn’t some sort of magical, gift-giving genie.”

“It is a wicked and adulterous generation that seeks a sign.”

“You obviously just didn’t have enough faith.”

“You obviously didn’t ask for the right sort of thing.”

“I once got something I asked for that was really important to me, and that proves that God keeps his promises!”

He that hath ears to hear, let him hear.

Cheers!