<human>: Two years ago I was driving home, just after sunset, with my three kids in the backseat of my car. Driving through a wooded section of road I had seen several deer standing beside the road and was keeping any eye out for them. They were easy to spot because of the tan color. Coming around a turn I saw a huge mass suddenly appear in front of my headlights. It was a huge moose with a full rack. What I remember from that point was like a slide show with associated thoughts. 

Slide 1 Moose running in front car and trying to turn around. My thought process, Oh Crap that's a moose!

Slide 2 Hitting brakes. My thoughts included the realization that I am going to hit this moose, quickly remembering that I have seen on mythbusters what happens when a car hits a moose.

Slide 3 Hitting the moose in the back legs it sits down on the hood of car and rolls towards me. This is the moment I remember thinking, "so this is how I die, I never would have guessed' and remember praying that my body would stop the moose before it hit my kids in the back seat.

Slide 4 Moose hits windshield and fills my view. No my life did not flash before my eyes, but I do remember thinking or feeling that I was ok with what I had done with my life, no regrets.

Slide 5 The windshield is cracked but held together and the moose has rolled up on to the roof. At that point my only thought was "huh", because I did not expect to still be alive or at least not have a moose in my lap.

Later on when I was having the windshield replaced I was told that the original windshield had been installed wrong and the only thing holding it in was the weight of the glass and air pressure.

The biggest thing I learned from the moose, is that at any moment our lives can come to an end. You may not have tomorrow, the only time you are guaranteed is the moment you have now. Everyone should have a moose moment it will really change your perception of things.

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<bot>: Live and plan for the future but don't count on tomorrow.  Not all Moose vs Cars are like on mythbusters and [Death Therapy is a thing.](