About Toss Away the Could Haves and Should Haves Day
Created by Martha J. Ross-Rodgers, this day, observed on the third Saturday in July, is intended for everyone to let go of the past and live for the present.
Ever wake up and think "why did I do that?" We all do, and we all waste our time doing that. What is done is done. Toss Away the Could Haves and Should Haves Day is about accepting that you can't change the past and you should instead focus on the now and future.
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