I always tell people, similarly, "It's over and it's never coming back."
I used to say, "today is over and it can't hurt you anymore," but that turned out to be a lie.
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I always tell people, similarly, "It's over and it's never coming back."
I used to say, "today is over and it can't hurt you anymore," but that turned out to be a lie.
This must sound so good if you aren't living the same day over and over again
Just don't say it to Bill Murray