Solymar at 2011-07-17 09:48:10:
Couldn't agree more. Make everyday your masterpiece. Pursuing your goals is part of the process but keep balanced. Last night went to a baseball game with friends, family. Good game, stayed and watched the fireworks. Today I'll watch soccer, go USA!, then work on my project, swim. Writing screenplays is an an art, but so is living.
Scott at 2011-07-17 10:18:04:
@Solymar: "Writing screenplays is an art, but so is living." Love it! And yes, I'll be watching Hope, Abby, and the rest of our American women's soccer squad take on Japan today in the WWC. I hope it's a great match. Both squads are worthy representatives in the final.
Atlanta at 2011-07-18 04:29:14:
Hallo aus Deutschland Scott! Thought of you with game last night, sooo exciting. My favorite sign, Wambach for President, and I hope she runs, she has my vote.

So great Eric Smith made art of this moment in his life. Japanese poet, cannot remember name, wrote his poems on top of mountain, then sent them out on wind, reflecting ephemeral nature of life, the gesture and moment what important. Might have been Matsuo Basho, haiku originator: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matsuo_Bash%C5%8D

now then, let's go out
to enjoy the snow...
until I slip and fall! [1688]

There´s also a wonderful mathematician who made collaborative art of math, Paul Erdos, great book on him: http://www.amazon.com/Man-Who-Loved-Only-Numbers/dp/0786863625

Tschüss bis später!