It's important to be on time...

• Say "I love you", "Thank you", "I'm sorry", "It hurts me". • Warn loved ones that you will be late because they care and will worry. • Explain what you did and try to make amends if it hurt a loved one. • Call things and feelings by their proper names. • Move away from intrigue, pretense, harsh words. • Quietly leave the performance in which the actors are fake. • Remove dreams that do not warm, tasks that are not completed for weeks. • Stop hoping that everything will change from Monday. • Honestly look into your fear, anger, disgust and shame when annoying someone from the outside. • Say goodbye to those around whom it is crowded, sad, empty, uncomfortable. • Don't smile out of politeness. • Separate someone else's from your own. • Cry when you cry. Laugh when laughing. Silence when you don't know what to say. • With the evil - in justice. With the good - at the behest of the heart. With relatives - mercifully.