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Live Well Today

Improvement Era, vol. 24, no. 10, August 1921, p. 911

Alldredge, Ida R.

It matters now how well you plan the morrow — How many kindly deeds you think you'll do, Or how you hope to cheer the ones who sorrow — Tomorrow — when you've nothing else to do.

It cannot help you much to sit repining Because of wasted hours you can't recall. You'll never help the world by constant sighing; The past is gone forever after all.

The thing that really counts is "Are you living The very best that you can live today? By being cheerful, helpful, and forgiving, To those you find in need upon life's way.

Mesa, Arizona
Mrs. Ida R. Alldredge