live for the moment

Fig. to live only for the pleasures of the present time without planning for the future. You need to make plans for your future. You cannot live just for the moment! He lives only for the moment.

live for the moment

Concentrate on the present, with little or no concern for the future. For example, Instead of putting aside funds for the children's education, Jane and Jim live for the moment, spending whatever they earn . [Mid-1900s] Also see for the moment; day to day, def. 2.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Floyd	[flɔid]
Rodolf	RO-dawlf (German)	German (Rare), Dutch (Rare)
Yima Kshaeta	-	Persian Mythology
Ally	['æli]
Scarlet	['ska:lit]
Dax	DAKS	English