quote from dailydharma

A direct reflection on what death means and the many facets of the truth of impermanence can enable us to make rich use of this life while we still have time, and ensure that when we die it will be without remorse or self-recrimination at having wasted our lives.
As Tibet’s famous poet-saint, Milarepa, said: “My religion is to live—and die—without regret.”

~Sogyal Rinpoche

brilliant

Monday Night Existentialism, by Teddy Wayne. Al Michaels and John Madden give a "play by play" for "Waiting for Godot."