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ONE DAY IT'LL ALL MAKE SENSE ~BY COMMON

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Yesterday I started reading Common's new book One Day It'll All Make Sense. I love how this book has taken me back to when i was a child and I'm remembering things that brings a sweet essence back into my life. His mother makes me want to be a the best mom I can be. His motivation and positive mind frame gives me a reassurance that I'm on the right path. I'm hoping to finish the book this weekend. I never really had a crush on Common, just loved his music and message he sent out in his past three releases, but I think I've developed a small crush for Common!Rock on and keep Empowering the People!

Yes, its been a long time, but i'm back :)

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So its been a long time since I've posted here, it doesn't mean I haven't been reading.

In actuality thats all I've been doing lately, dabbing into a some of everything.

Books I've currently read!

I've completed some books one of them being (yes, its by Paulo Coelho)

1. Aleph (WOW!!!!! He always manage to amaze me on the different levels he is able to write on) If you get a chance check it out. Its available for download on Kindle.

2. Life's Golden Ticket by Brendon Burchard

3. Séasun The Happy Hairdresser also by Kealan Moore (he is an awesome friend of mine with a great since of humor) Great download price for only $.99 Amazon

4. The Princess & the Penis Silver, RJ (I think I might have pissed my pants laughing so hard from this cleverly sarcastic written masterfreak!) great bed time story for husband and wife or you and your significant other

5. Currently reading Simple Abundance: A Daybook of Comfort of Joy by Sarah Ban Breathnach

As soon as I can remember all the other books I've completed I will update this blog.

~~~~oh I got a tablet (Samsung Galaxy 10.1) and I'm able to download books through Kindle and other various sights, I'm so in love with it!

List of books to read (no particular order)

1. A memoir "ONE DAY IT'LL ALL MAKE SENSE" By COMMON with Adam Bradley

2. The Way of the Bow only $3.99 on Amazon.Now thats a deal!

3. Dog Food for the Soul, San Diego & Nouveau Roman Stories By Kealan Moore

4. Great Sky Woman by Steven Barnes

5. The Wheel Of Time Castaneda, Carlos

Life is Now

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I'm currently rereading The Power of Now! I absolutely love this book each time I read it its an new awakening happening within me. Just not within me but also around me. Today I saw the ground (the earth) breathing. I might have been a little dehydrated but I didn't feel dehydrated, I was on my morning walk and I had an heart opening conversation with God. I took a seat on the bench at the park and was looking down at the grass and it looked like it was breathing. It was such an beautiful site.

Thanks Eckhart Tolle for writing this book!

Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss

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"Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind. " Dr. Seuss

Doing some small reading

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I went back to the USA for Christmas It was amazing i was able to do some small reading one of them was a kids book called A Straw for Two (Ink Drinker) I absolutely loved it!

This little boy who loves to read books gets bitten by a Ink Drinking Dracula and devours book like I wish I could in one sitting, but he gets lonely and wants to share his desire with someone else, but he doesn't want to let people know he is somewhat a book drinking vampire (how cute). So he meets this cute little girl in class and gets a crush on.... Please read if you get the chance I love it. The author name is Martin Matje, I'm currently awaiting the other series to get to me in the mail. I'm addicted (I think I've been bitten by a Ink Drinking Vampire)

Another Book I was able to read in almost one sitting was The Five People you Meet in Heaven. I think I read this book sometime ago when it first came out, but my memory is blurred.

I enjoyed this book even though I have a different outlook on what heaven will be like (who knows?) My favorite quote from the book is

‎"Love Like Rain, can nourish from above, drenching couples with a soaking joy. But sometimes, under the angry heat of life, love dries on the surface and must nourish from below, tending its roots keeping itself alive"

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I just discovered these cute collection of books The Ink Drinker’s while strolling through Libraryland

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Author Paulo Coelho Talks e-books (via CNN)

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My favorite author and friend Paulo Coelho gives his opinion on the e-book! Check it out here on CNN

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My Name is Memory

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This book just recently fell off the bookshelf of Virgin Mega Store into my shopping cart and is currently on my next book to read starting tonight. When I read the intro I was instantly grabbed and somewhat envious that I had not wrote this book before the Author Ann Brashares

here is a little sample

Not everyone believes in the existence of 'the one', the love of our life that we are destined to find , but Daniel knows it's real. How could he not?

He has the gift of the 'the memory', the ability to recall past lives and recognize the reincarnated souls he has known. He has spent centuries meeting and falling in love with the same girl over and over and over again. Life after reincarnated life, generations after generation, he and Lucy have been drawn together-and though he can never tell her, he remembers it all.

But the force that draws Lucy and Daniel together also inevitable tears them painfully, sometimes fatally, apart. Now, he has started trying to stop her from falling in love with him, to protect her from the heartbreak he knows will follow.

This story is all to familiar with me, I have the gift of memory(even though my memory can be short as a match stick at times ;-) )

I'm so looking forward to buring my head into this book! Toodles will be back later to tell you what I think of it.

Last nights reading from The Aleph

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Dialogue on a dialogue
From El Hacedor (1960) by Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986)

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

A. Distracted while reasoning immortality, we got carried away and it grew dark without igniting the lamp. We would not see each other’s faces. With indifference and indulgment, more convinced than fervor, the voice of Macedonio Fernandez repeated that the soul is immortal. It assured me that the death of the body is absolutely insignificant and that to die must be a null fact that can happen to a person. I was playing with the knife of Macedonio; I was opening and closing it. An accordion near was playing non stop the Cumparsita, that concertal nonsense that many people like, because they lied to them that she is old… I proposed Macedonio that we should commit suicide, so that we could discuss without hindrance.

Z (mocking) – But I suspect that in the end you did not follow through with the resolution.

A (already in the heat of mystical) – Frankly, I do not remember if we committed suicide that night.

The image of an e-reader doesn't turn me on in any way

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As much attention I gave the e-readers when they came out (iPad) I have now made my mind up no time soon in the near future will I be spending money on an e-reader I will not be a traitor to the paper! Yes, I know this is the time of Aquarius (technology) but I like the smell and feel of turning pages and buying book marks. Yes, I love book marks they fascinate me I can stand in front a store and look at book marks for about 30 to 45 minutes; and I just can't buy one I have to get one for me, my son, my friend and my nieces and nephews.

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getting a head start on reading

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Wilde about reading

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Take Me To Your Reader

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hehehehe

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I sometimes get this look when the book is touching my soul

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enchanting book stores

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Read to me

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Read to me riddles and read to me rhymes
Read to me stories of magical times
Read to me tales about castles and kings
Read to me stories of fabulous things
Read to me pirates and read to me knights
Read to me dragons and dragon-book fights
Read to me spaceships and cowboys and then
When you are finished— please read them again.

by Jane Yolen

I discovered Langston Hughes when I was about 13 or 14

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I adore his work

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“What matters in life is not what happens to you but what you remember and how you remember it.”

- Gabriel García Márquez

She let the words Marinate into her mind

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“The Alchemist”

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( Prologue of “The Alchemist”, celebrating this week FIVE years in USA Today best sellers, that includes fiction and not fiction in the same list!)

Check out short story Narcissus and the lake

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I'm always in the mood for this!

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Book Burning

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I would love to have a book case like this

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Finished reading Wench

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Look inside the book
wench (wnch)
1. A young woman or girl, especially a peasant girl.
2. A woman servant.
3. A wanton woman
I finished reading Wench. A book that I couldn't put down, that woke me up in the middle of the night to see what would happen with Lizzie, would she take advantage of the chance to run for her freedom or would she stay with her master who she had fallen in love with and bore two children from?

I say to myself run Lizzie then I say she can't leave her two children behind she would never be free in her spirit if she left her two children, but this is your only chance to taste what freedom would be like run Lizzie run!!

I became friends with all three women of the book as I could see myself in each one. Wench is a definite read. If I had to describe the book in two words.

Heart catching

Currently Reading

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A book every child should read

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The Giving Tree

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“Books are like imprisoned souls till someone takes them down from a shelf and frees them.”

- Samuel Butler

““There is only one way to read, which is to browse in libraries and bookshops, picking up books that attract you, reading only those, dropping them when they bore you, skipping the parts that drag-and never, never reading anything because you feel you ought, or because it is part of a trend or a movement. Remember that the book which bores you when you are twenty or thirty will open doors for you when you are forty or fifty-and vise versa. Don’t read a book out of its right time for you. “”

- Doris Lessing

I love em' (books)

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for laughs

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Currently reading Wench

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Have a beautiful weekend (finishing a book thats been long over due)

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checking you out

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If you were a library book i would check you out!

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haven't been reading any books

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I use to complain that I did too much multitasking and I wanted to focus one thing at a time. Well, I've started a project that requires a lot of my time and I have realized that I haven't been reading any of my books that are patiently waiting for my eyes to massage the words on their pages. Sighhh I now realize that multitasking is a God given gift and I want it back! I miss my books

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Listen, Read, Fun

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The other day I had someone read to me from a book and I must say I need to practice on my listening skills I do enjoy reading along.

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It takes everything inside of me not to stop inside a book store when out in town

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too cute

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I miss visiting the public libraries back in the states its like a fairytale land for me, every shelf is a land waiting to be explored!

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The words fell off the page into my soul

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a little dry humor

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sometimes books are greater than shoes

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But sometimes, no shoes are best.
And sometimes, books > shoes.

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Wench! WOW just like the iPad

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The iPad is now out, and I'm waiting for the wi-fi version to hit the stores. Yes, I'm a trader I'm getting me an iPad and Wench will be the first book to be downloaded if I don't purchase it before the iPad!

The relationship between slave masters and the slaves who were their lovers can be difficult to fathom. But author Dolen Perkins Valdez takes on the subject in her a new book, titled Wench. Startling and original fiction that raises provocative questions of power and freedom, love and dependence. An enchanting and unforgettable novel!

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Hip Hop Speaks to Children with CD: A Celebration of Poetry with a Beat

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I recently went to a book fair and purchased this kids book. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! THE BEATS, POETRY, AND COLORFUL ILLUSTRATION are all to cute and fun. It is nice for adults who love hip hop and poetry and young kids grade 4-8. It also has passages from Martin Luther King's "I have a Dream" speech and other all time favorite poets, rappers, and authors. Its a read along with cd and extra music included that gets you up on your feet shaking a leg or two. Makes reading FUN for the entire FAMILY!

what I've been reading

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What are you reading?

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Books

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I've got
books on the bunk bed
books on the chair
books on the couch
and every old where
But I want more books
just can't get enough
want more books about
all kinds of stuff, like

Jackie's troubles, Raymond's joys
Rabbits, kangaroos, Girls and Boys
Mountains, valleys, winter, spring
Campfires, vampires

Every old thing
I want to
Lie Down on my bunk bed

Lean back in
my chair
Curl up on the
Couch
And every old
Where
And
Read
more
books!!!

books are fun!

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start reading to your kids early

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Seen at World's Biggest Bookstore.
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I know it’s the end. I am grateful that this book stood out amongst the rest of books on the shelf. With each page my heart beats faster to know what awaited on the following pages as I read every word carefully not to miss anything. It was one of those books that you wanted to turn to the last page just to see how it would end, but you only flipped and scanned words in the back of the book not wanting to spoil the ending for yourself, but wanting to know how it would end so you would not feel disappointed when the end came. You get to the end and it has one of the best ending you have ever read. You don’t hope for a sequel; sequels are never as good as the first everyone knows this. You feel sad when you finish it and close the book, feels like your loosing apart of yourself. You hold the book close to your heart to show your appreciation, or it is a way of saying that the book has become apart of you even though its come to an end on pages.

Plant a seed teach someone how to read!

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A great read to bring in the New Year!!

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below the opening page of “The Alchemist”

Narcissus and the lake

The alchemist picked up a book that someone in the caravan had brought. Leafing through the pages, he found a story about Narcissus.

The alchemist knew the legend of Narcissus, a younth who knelt daily beside a lake to contemplate his own beauty. He was so fascinated by himself that, one morning, he fell into the lake and drowned. At the spot where he fell, a flower was born, which was called the narcissus.

But this was not how the author of the book ended the story.

he said that when Narcissus died, the goddesses of the forest appeared and found the lake, which had been fresh water, transformed into a lake of salty tears.

“Why do you weep?” the goddesses asked.

“I weep for Narcissus,” the lake replied.

To read the rest click here -> Paulo Coelho

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A Christmas short story by Paulo Coelho Our Lady’s juggler

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A Christmas short story by Paulo Coelho

Our Lady’s juggler

A medieval legend tells us that in the country we know today as Austria the Burkhard family – a man, a woman and a child – used to amuse people at Christmas parties by reciting poetry, singing ancient troubadour ballads, and juggling. Of course, there was never any money left over to buy presents, but the man always told his son:

“Do you know why Santa Claus’s bag never gets empty, although there are so many children in the world? Because it may be full of toys, but sometimes there are more important things to be delivered, what we call “invisible gifts”. In a broken home, he tries to bring harmony and peace on the holiest night in Christianity. Where love is lacking, he deposits a seed of faith in children’s hearts. Where the future seems black and uncertain, he brings hope. In our case, the day after Father Christmas comes to visit us, we are happy to be still alive and doing our work, which is to make people happy. Never forget that.”

Time passed, the boy grew up, and one day the family passed in front of the impressive Melk Abbey, which had just been built.

“Father, do you remember many years ago you told me the story of Santa Claus and his invisible gifts? I think that I received one of those gifts once: the vocation to become a priest. Would you mind if now I took my first step towards what I have always dreamed of?”

Although they really needed their son’s company, the family understood and respected the boy’s wish. They knocked at the door of the monastery and were given a loving, generous welcome by the monks, who accepted the young Buckhard as a novice.

Christmas Eve came around. And precisely on that day, a special miracle happened in Melk: Our Lady, carrying the baby Jesus in her arms, decided to descend to Earth to visit the monastery.

All the priests lined up and each of them stood proudly before the Virgin trying to pay homage to the Madonna and her Son. One of them displayed the beautiful paintings that decorated the place, another showed a copy of a Bible that had taken a hundred years to be written and illustrated, while a third recited the names of all the saints.

At the very end of the line, young Buckhard anxiously waited his turn. His parents were simple people, and all that they had taught him was to toss balls up in the air and do some juggling.

When it came his turn, the other priests wanted to put an end to all the homage that had been paid, since the ex-juggler had nothing important to add and might even mar the image of the abbey.

Nevertheless, deep in his heart he also felt a great need to give something of himself to Jesus and the Virgin. Feeling very ashamed before the reproachful gaze of his brothers, he took some oranges from his pocket and began to toss them in the air and catch them in his hands, creating a beautiful circle in the air just as he used to do when he and his family traveled to all the fairs in the region.

At that instant, the baby Jesus, lying in Our Lady’s lap, began to clap his hands with joy. And it was to young Buckhard that the Virgin held out her arms to let him hold the smiling child for a few moments.

The legend ends by saying that on account of this miracle, every two hundred years a new Buckhard knocks on the door of Melk Abbey, is welcomed in, and for the whole time he remains there he warms the hearts of all who meet him.

© Translated by James Mulholland

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Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it, “and what is the use of a book,” thought Alice, “without pictures or conversations?” So she was considering, in her own mind (as well as she could, for the hot day made her feel very sleepy and stupid), whether the pleasure of making a daisy-chain would be worth the trouble of getting up and picking the daisies, when suddenly a White Rabbit with pink eyes ran close by her.

"Alice In Wonderland," Lewis Carroll

Page 15 from The Goddess Experience

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he asked “what you reading”, I replied by showing the title. “Read to me”, he said, “I’m tired” I said feeling shy to read. So he started reading page 15. I giggled when he read “To see other people happy” sounding just like a parrot. Yes, he sounded just like a parrot.

I’m enjoying reading this book its all so cute and exciting. I want to make a book like this too share my Goddess experience with world.

The Goddess Experience

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Yum Yum Macaroon!!!

Sitting in my office trying not to open up The Goddess Experience. Yesterday I was reading pages 32 and 33 while baby sitting and it was about the Macaroon War. I’ve never had a Macaroon until yesterday. The way Gisele described the Macaroons she brought from Laduree Bonaparte in Paris. I just had to see what a Macaroon tasted like, so after baby sitting I drove on over to Cafe Lenotre (the closest I am going to get to Paris here in Qatar) Oh my these Macaroons tasted lovely and I’m itching to see what a macaroon taste like from Laduree Bonaparte in Paris!

Thanks Gisele for putting me on to Macaroons. Oh they tasted so good I shared them with my co-workers now I have to talk myself out stopping by Cafe Lenotre on my way from work every day so I don’t start to see macaroons growing on the side of my bootay. ;)

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on my Birthday i recieved two lovely books

Paulo Coelho: A Warrior's Life: The Authorized Biography ~ Fernando Morais (Author)

The Goddess Experience ~ Gisele Scanlon

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books can be magical

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Via Bear

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Photo via Bear

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ohlittlebird:

itchycosmicpocket:

kayleethelady:

shelovesnerds:

weareallnarcissistic:(via noise-and-tangerines)

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Something awaits you inside every good book

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I wish i could get my night stand to look like this with my books

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Bless the little readers…

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bright light Warrior Nika the book worm

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creating a book

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My infatuation with bookshelves and Libraries

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Reading space

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If I ever buy one of those hold two story houses with an attic I'm gonna have my own special room that looks like this somewhat :) where I can go and read my pretty little heart out!!

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THE NY ART BOOK FAIR

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THE NY ART BOOK FAIR 2-4 OCT 2009

Printed Matter, the world's largest nonprofit organization dedicated to publications made by artists, presents the fourth annual NY Art Book Fair, October 2-4 at P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, Long Island City, Queens. The Fair previews on the evening of Thursday, October 1, followed by a benefit. Admission to the fair is FREE.

perceiving energy directly as it flows through the universe

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I'm currently reading Separate Reality by Carlos Castaneda This is the second book that I have read by him and it usually takes me about two to three maybe four months to complete his books even though I consider them to be short reads around 250 pages +/-
but complex while reading each chapter you have to take some time to digest what you just read and the digestion period can take some days or months. Very mystic, adventurous, humorous, abyssal, and tricky.

What I'm liking about this particular book is how it talks about energy "perceiving energy directly as it flows through the universe".

You know its a good book when you reread it just because

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I seldom reread books but when it comes to Author Paulo Coelho there is an exception I have reread about three of his books numerous times starting with The Alchemist, The Pilgrimage, Like the Flowing River and now I'm going to reread Brida.

Picture via Hildegarde Follon's Photos

~~Bright Light Warrior Nika The Book Worm~~

ONE DAY IT'LL ALL MAKE SENSE ~BY COMMON

Yes, its been a long time, but i'm back :)

Life is Now

Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss

Doing some small reading

Author Paulo Coelho Talks e-books (via CNN)

My Name is Memory

Last nights reading from The Aleph

The image of an e-reader doesn't turn me on in any way

getting a head start on reading

Wilde about reading

Take Me To Your Reader

I sometimes get this look when the book is touching my soul

enchanting book stores

Read to me

I discovered Langston Hughes when I was about 13 or 14

She let the words Marinate into her mind

“The Alchemist”

I'm always in the mood for this!

Book Burning

I would love to have a book case like this

Finished reading Wench

Currently Reading

A book every child should read

The Giving Tree

I love em' (books)

for laughs

Currently reading Wench

Have a beautiful weekend (finishing a book thats been long over due)

checking you out

haven't been reading any books

Listen, Read, Fun

It takes everything inside of me not to stop inside a book store when out in town

too cute

The words fell off the page into my soul

a little dry humor

sometimes books are greater than shoes

Wench! WOW just like the iPad

Hip Hop Speaks to Children with CD: A Celebration of Poetry with a Beat

what I've been reading

What are you reading?

Books

books are fun!

start reading to your kids early

Plant a seed teach someone how to read!

A great read to bring in the New Year!!

A Christmas short story by Paulo Coelho Our Lady’s juggler

Page 15 from The Goddess Experience

The Goddess Experience

books can be magical

Something awaits you inside every good book

I wish i could get my night stand to look like this with my books

Bless the little readers…

bright light Warrior Nika the book worm

creating a book

My infatuation with bookshelves and Libraries

Reading space

THE NY ART BOOK FAIR

perceiving energy directly as it flows through the universe

You know its a good book when you reread it just because

Bright Light Warrior Nika The Book Worm