"The person who is a master in the art of living makes little distinction between their work and their play, their labor and their leisure, their mind and their body, their education and their recreation, their love and their religion. They hardly know which is which. They simply pursue their vision of excellence and grace in whatever they do, leaving others to decide whether they are working or playing. To them, they are always doing both."
James A. Michener
We must remember three things. I will tell them to you in the order of their importance. Number one, and first in importance, we must have as much fun as we can with what we have. Number two, we must eat as well as we can, because if we don’t, we won’t have the health and strength to have as much fun as we might. And number three, and last in importance, we must keep the house reasonably in order, wash the dishes and such things. But we will not let the last interfere with the other two.
— Doc Ricketts inĀ Log From the Sea of Cortez
Sustain that which sustains you.
— Why is the Sky so Big at Camp Lotus
We all go through life forgetting that we are beings with infinite possibilities.
— Dr. Bernard A. Harris Jr.