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by Peggy Vaughan  We've had some awareness that "life is tenuous," but that awareness has become much greater for all of us since the September 11th attack on the World Trade Center. In many ways, our renewed awareness of the tenuous nature of life is a dramatic reminder of the importance of focusing on what's important and in consciously choosing how to live. I especially recommend reading If I Could Live it Over — Life is Tenuous (which has been updated to refer to the 9/11 tragedy). While my website focuses extensively on the issue of affairs, it also includes other sections - specifically one on Marriage and another on Life-planning. So I'd like to encourage everyone to explore those parts of the site as you think about your own families and the way you're living your own lives. See: Articles about Marriage and Family and Articles about Life-planning. I also recommend reading (and reflecting on) the long list of questions included in the Table of Contents of our LifeDesign Workbook. (James and I have used the material in this Workbook, both personally and professionally, for over 30 years - to help in reflecting on life, appreciating that life is tenuous, and living in a more conscious way.)
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