Agreed - you don't ever want to use "cease the day", that gives an almost opposite meaning!
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Seize the day? Carpe diem.
3 de agosto de 2010
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I think you mean "seize the day". It means to grab hold of it and make the most of every moment. It comes as a translation from the original latin "carpe deim".
Read more here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carpe_diem
Andrew.
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