"I do not want to become a grouchy, growling, grumpy old man. Do not want to become cranky and quarrelsome. Would rather be like some Zen saint, cheerful and careless and reckless and foolish and generous and patient and somewhat detached and comical and ironical and imical (not inimical) and spry and relaxed and lucky and happy (life is too short for grief, even good grief) and healthy and nimble and active and sexy and zany and hexy and gamy ... and what the hell.
He done his best."
--Edward Abbey, Confessions of a Barbarian.
Monday, June 26, 2006
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