It's perfectly legitimate to worry that young people are so dedicated to documenting their lives that they're forgetting to "live" it, whatever that might entail.
"It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live, remember that," wins out as the most popular highlighted passage from Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
Perhaps many will see it purely a story of love but I see the real core of the novel is embracing life; so many of us go about our days in a mundane routine that we almost forget to live.
Here's hoping someone really figures out the sweet spot between volunteering information and "streaming" it live before we all get so engrossed in checking, plusing, liking, and tagging that we forget to live our lives.
SH: Words to live by? PLV: Many people look to the future but forget to live.
14. "It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live".
"Just remember that books are fantastic, but don't forget to live outside of them too!
We are so obsessed with capturing the moment that we forget to live in it.
Do what you need to feel the absolute best about yourself, but whatever you do, don't forget to live.
Our children are our teachers -- we may forget to live in radical amazement, but they show us the way in.
