uke
11-16-08, 10:18 PM
Every now and then I find some folks who really seem to have the simple living ethic down. Hal Taussig is one of 'em:
http://www.is.wayne.edu/mnissani/20302005/Taussig.htm
http://www.newsun.com/untours.html
There's a lot of wisdom in a guy like Hal. I try to read these articles, and some other things I've collected in my travels around the net, whenever I'm feeling extra greedy or purposeless or tied down with belongings. No matter how complex life can seem to be at times, it can get a lot clearer for anyone once you figure out what you want to do, and get down to doing it.
And by the way, he's car free. : D
http://www.untoursfoundation.org/images/halbike.jpg
Just felt like sharing on a Sunday night.
http://www.is.wayne.edu/mnissani/20302005/Taussig.htm
http://www.newsun.com/untours.html
There's a lot of wisdom in a guy like Hal. I try to read these articles, and some other things I've collected in my travels around the net, whenever I'm feeling extra greedy or purposeless or tied down with belongings. No matter how complex life can seem to be at times, it can get a lot clearer for anyone once you figure out what you want to do, and get down to doing it.
And by the way, he's car free. : D
http://www.untoursfoundation.org/images/halbike.jpg
Just felt like sharing on a Sunday night.
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