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I like how you have to limit yourself for your goal rather than to try to actually finish a certain amount. :)If you came to visit me, you wouldn't have as much time to read and you could help me keep all the kids in line. and we could stamp.I am re-reading Philip Gulley and I am not enjoying the book as much the second time around.Try the quilter's apprentice by jennifer chiaverini. T read the book, skipped the quilting details, but enjoyed the rest of the story line.
Here is what I’ve read this year that’s worth reporting. A book with some enduring ideas:The Lost Virtue of Happiness: Discovering the Disciplines of the Good Life by J. P. Moreland & Klaus IsslerNovels with interesting cultural themes (some of which help me better understand my husband):Knots by Nuruddin FarahThe Namesake: A Novelby Jhumpa LahiriDesert Dawn by Waris Dirie
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I like how you have to limit yourself for your goal rather than to try to actually finish a certain amount. :)
If you came to visit me, you wouldn't have as much time to read and you could help me keep all the kids in line. and we could stamp.
I am re-reading Philip Gulley and I am not enjoying the book as much the second time around.
Try the quilter's apprentice by jennifer chiaverini. T read the book, skipped the quilting details, but enjoyed the rest of the story line.
Here is what I’ve read this year that’s worth reporting.
A book with some enduring ideas:
The Lost Virtue of Happiness: Discovering the Disciplines of the Good Life
by J. P. Moreland & Klaus Issler
Novels with interesting cultural themes (some of which help me better understand my husband):
Knots
by Nuruddin Farah
The Namesake: A Novel
by Jhumpa Lahiri
Desert Dawn
by Waris Dirie
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