ilovecake
08-04-2003, 09:35 PM
It was predictable, but entertaining. There is some vulgar language, but nothing I don't hear (oops, used to hear) occasionally.
It made me appreciate the choices that I have made (in being at home with my family). Sometimes I like to dip into books like that to make me WANT to be at home and rearing my children as opposed to the fast paced career that I thought I wanted.
Anyway, it isn't a must read, but it is entertaining.
Finished The Pilot's Wife in one night. I know it's an old one, and when I got to the end, I realized that I had seen the ending before somewhere b/c it was so familiar to me. It was so thought provoking. I mean, how well do I really know someone I think that I know inside and out?
Next am reading a book about converting the Western Native American's to Presbyterianism.
About to go on a 14 day vacation, anyone have any suggestions?
Come on, what's next to your bed, in your bag, on the coffee table?
It made me appreciate the choices that I have made (in being at home with my family). Sometimes I like to dip into books like that to make me WANT to be at home and rearing my children as opposed to the fast paced career that I thought I wanted.
Anyway, it isn't a must read, but it is entertaining.
Finished The Pilot's Wife in one night. I know it's an old one, and when I got to the end, I realized that I had seen the ending before somewhere b/c it was so familiar to me. It was so thought provoking. I mean, how well do I really know someone I think that I know inside and out?
Next am reading a book about converting the Western Native American's to Presbyterianism.
About to go on a 14 day vacation, anyone have any suggestions?
Come on, what's next to your bed, in your bag, on the coffee table?