For the most part, yes.
My loved ones know that I love them so that’s the main thing for me.
As for people in general, I usually treat them decently.
When I have been angry, I definitely have made some mistakes but now I deal with it through interpretive dance.;)

(Too late to edit question. I left out key words in my question, sorry.)

f you discovered that today would be your last, would you be comfortable with how you acted today?

If you were to evaluate your day (today) from the moment you woke up until now, would you have any regrets about how you spent your time today? Would you feel silly for having allowed anger and resentment to take up space in your head today? Would you be comfortable with how you interacted with your friends, family, and strangers today?

(too late to edit answer)
My answer is the same as above except that I have not had cause to dance.

I mean, it rained & the wife had a headache so no rumpy pumpy for this little soldier & I missed my mouth & dribbled pasta all down my chin during dinner.
So apart from that bloody fiasco, yeah…i’d be good.

I kissed and hugged my wife a couple of times, I worked, I walked the dog a few times…what more is there?

I was off work today and spent most of my day with my brother, his wife and her mother at a pumpkin festival. We had a great time laughing and enjoying the bad for cholesterol fair food. Yes, I would be happy at how I spent my last day.

@chyna -Sounds like a fun day :)

Had lunch out with one of my best friends after a few weeks apart. Left a big tip. Practiced walking inside and out with a cane with my PT. Took a drive along the ocean after lunch.

Another friend’s depressed daughter received the generous gift I had given her.

Yeah – I’m fine with the day and how I acted.

No, not quite. I overslept, which meant the dogs were waiting quite anxiously while I was getting ready. I spent too much of the day in my thoughts and not enough time being mindful. I did get to talk to my sister and enjoy a singing lesson, and I had a loving conversation with my husband.

I’ve had worse days, but I hope I wake up to a more satisfying one tomorrow.