Remmus

 I once was told that if we are lucky enough, we'll get 80 summers. If you view this journey that way, it puts things into perspective. 

From the moment you enter this experience..the summers begin. You may be born in a different season but the counter starts nonetheless. The early years are all about development. Then you learn to partake in society usually through attending school. Soon you're onto adolescence and trying to find out who you are.

Just that fast youve went through 18 of the 80 summers you were sold on your arrival. Those 18 summers were used mostly on development and growth, with the help of a guardian you have survived up to this point. 

Summers 19 through 30 are also crucial but these are often a blur because the person is so preoccupied. There's academic studies, some become parents, some jump into the workforce... 

The summers seem to come faster now. You have approximately 50 summers left but the journey gets more rough the older you get. These are the true crucial years. This is where you really see how fast time moves... 

How important are your remaining summers to you? Make them count. 

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