WineReflection

Aug 28, 2006 1 Replies

Life can become an unpunctuated blur of doing. Day after day of thoughtless routine, until eventually there is years of wondering what you have actually achieved. I like the notion of living deliberately, examining ones motives and following a dream. Len Evans died on the 17th of August. Aged 75 he had lived a dream. He lived and drank deliberately. He was a restless and relentless achiever. He pointed out that life is limited, and the number of bottles of wine you can consume is finite. Don't waste your time, and don't waste your bottles (drink the best wine you can each and every day). Let us all remember and let us all try to emulate. . .


Nice article re Len Evans by Frank Prial in today's NY Times.

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