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Here’s what to expect for the T-bill auction on 27 Feb
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What happened? Despite the fall in T-bill yields, many investors still seem
to be watching the upcoming auction closely. After all, some may be hoping
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We may like to think that we may more time ahead of us to do those things; but for some of us; unfortunately; time doesn't wait for us to do those things.
ReplyDeleteMy comments went into your old 5 Aug 2014 post instead, so re-posting it below:
ReplyDeletePerils are everywhere around us at all times nowadays. No amount of precautions, medical checkups, etc can prevent sudden tragedies from happening. Every time I read about the deaths of well-known personalities, I'm inspired that they lived a fulfilling life by following their hearts. No regrets.
The latest was David Tang, the founder of Hong Kong's Shanghai Tang who on Wed at Age 63. He had invited friends to a Farewell Party this month (Sept)but he's too late. His invitation card reads: "The best way to go would be to give a party where we can see each other at least one time more, rather than at a memorial service where I shall be dead as a dodo".
Reading his background, I can see he lived and enjoyed a great life so no regrets. But millions and millions of people continue to fail to live life till its too late and regret at the end they didn't choose to live better.
At every junction in our lives, we see multiple paths but its ourselves who choose which one to take. Rather than regret at the end, why not choose better during life's journey?
(The above was one of my messages sent to a few frds on Whatsapp. In my entire life, I had never posted stuff on internet till a couple of years ago when I retired myself away and decided maybe it's time to open up myself. That's why you see me posting comments online nowadays).