And in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years.
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Tanna Clark: Wife, mother of 3 and professional organizer. You will find me here sharing my passion for organizing in hopes that we will all be able to live life to its fullest. 
I agree completely. My mom passed away just over two years ago and I am left trying (even still) to figure out who I am without a guiding compass. My mom was only 65 and I have two small children – I was confused as to why God had taken away such an important part of our lives. Recently I am looking for ways to share “Grammy” with my children. I am examining myself to find my mother’s influence and sharing those moments with my children.
Wile my mother did not have the “years in her life” that we had planned, now I see that she truly had “life in her years” and THAT is what I can share with my children.