IN-PERSON: Seneca’s “On the shortness of life” (Part 3)


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This is our IN-PERSON event for Saturdays. We meet every 2 weeks (no Zoom link available).
Notice! Starting time is now 5:00PM due to the sunset changing. The old time will return next year.
TOPIC – One of Seneca’s most popular essays is called “On the shortness of life”, because it has timeless advice on how to manage our short time on Earth. We’ll learn how to focus on our purpose, reduce distractions, and avoid procrastination. Translation by John W. Basore. All quotes are by Seneca.
Article - https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/On_the_shortness_of_life
We're up to Chapter 10
READING - No advance reading is needed. Dan will bring printed outlines to the meeting. If we run out of printed copies, please go to StoicDan.com and click the link for "Saturdays" in the upper right corner).
VENUE - The venue is Imperial Wine Bar at 1800 N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32804 (at the corner of North Orange Avenue and E New Hampshire Street). This venue is also known as Washburn Imports. We meet outside in the Beer Garden. So, enter the front door, walk through, look for the sign to the Beer Garden. The venue offers wine and beer. Parking is free behind the building and across the street.
COST - This event is free, but please consider buying something from the menu to support the venue. See menu below.
TIME - 5:00PM Eastern. We take a break half-way in the meeting.
TEMPERATURE - If we meet outside, the evening temperature may fall, so please bring a sweater.
PARKING - You can park in the sand behind the building or in the paved lot in front of the building.
GUESTS - As some have requested, you can now bring guests without them clicking RSVP separately.
MENU - If you'd like to check the menu before arriving, here is the link to Imperial's menu. https://www.imperialwinebar.com/orlando-menu/
OTHER - If you'd like to plan something after the meeting, the venue has music on Saturday nights, usually at 8PM, plus there are many other venues in the area. Check: https://www.facebook.com/Imperialwinebar/
COURTESY - This group enjoys open-minded, respectful conversations. If we differ in our opinions, then "we agree to disagree". The long-term goal is to improve our minds via group discussions. Our group does NOT discuss religion or politics.
This event is free and open to the public.

IN-PERSON: Seneca’s “On the shortness of life” (Part 3)