Ideally I'd like to buy something with a few acres to build an art studio for multi media work, gallery and perhaps a few small cabins for people to visit with us. 

@Art Maydan.

We have a perimeter fence, barbed wire, 17 cameras, electronic gait access.  

Surveying has a lot of 'art' and nuance to it as well as the mathematical component.

I only buy the basic machines with the dial controller, no electronic controls which makes it super simple to repair and simple to operate.

This is where real estate can be more art than science.

Artfully,Lorien

Known for its robust journalism program and spirited sports culture, the city also presents a variety of museums, such as the Everson Museum of Art and the Erie Canal Museum.

The last thing you want is for people to stand around doing nothing.Both Tyson and Holyfield were right, plans shouldn’t survive the first punch in the mouth but you need one in the first place to be able to adapt it for changes in reality…“Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first then seek to win” Sun Tzu, the Art of War.So, be like Holyfield, put a plan together in sufficient detail to “win first” but ensure you can adapt this plan so that one “punch in the mouth” does not result in defeat.

It's and art not a science.