What Are You Reading?

3 Feb 2007, 16:29 #741

Nice restraint Hanzo-san :)

Currentry reading "Tully" by Paullina Simons. I've also read "Red Leaves" and "Eleven Hours" by the same author while on holidays :)

10 Feb 2007, 13:52 #742

How To Walk In High Heels:The Girl's Guide to Everything by Camila Morton.

I'm buffing up on my fab skills. :)

14 Feb 2007, 01:37 #743

littlemissfab wrote:How To Walk In High Heels:The Girl's Guide to Everything by Camila Morton.

I'm buffing up on my fab skills. :)

Now, this is a useful book to have! :hehe:

:victory:

19 Mar 2007, 22:13 #744

littlemissfab wrote:How To Walk In High Heels:The Girl's Guide to Everything by Camila Morton.

I'm buffing up on my fab skills. :)

How is that high heel walking, or should I say strutting, coming along these days littlemissfab? Got to keep up those fab skills! :woot:

I just finished the book The Secret by Rhonda Byrne. I am returning it to the library today. Rhonda basically took most of her info from this book:The Law of Attraction: The Basics of the Teachings of Abraham by Esther and Jerry Hicks. Good info either way!

19 Mar 2007, 23:40 #745

Margreret Cho: I have chosen to stay and Fight

20 Mar 2007, 00:19 #746

Car and Driver, April 2007. :mrgreen:

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20 Mar 2007, 00:57 #747

monta wrote:Naruto chapter 300

I took volume 1 to Europe but I never had a chance to read it. :pout:

20 Mar 2007, 03:08 #748

still reading 'blink'. i try to read at break time at work but people only seem to talk to me when i pick it up! :grumble:

20 Mar 2007, 03:34 #749

Currently reading:

1) Winning Modern Wars - Wesley K. Clark
2) State of Denial - Bob Woodward
3) The Audacity of Hope - Barack Obama
4) The Koreans - Michael Breen
5) Kokoro - Soseki Natsume

20 Mar 2007, 18:44 #750

Anyone read Sherlock Holmes series??
I was tyding up my room last night then I found on of my sherlck collection.. now I'm reading it again (Study of Scarlet) :mrgreen:

20 Mar 2007, 19:52 #751

Jaegal_Maut wrote:Anyone read Sherlock Holmes series??
I was tyding up my room last night then I found on of my sherlck collection.. now I'm reading it again (Study of Scarlet) :mrgreen:

Yup! But a loooooooong time ago. I only remember snippets now. I wish I had a better memory. :pout:

20 Mar 2007, 22:35 #752

Danji wrote:Currently reading:

1) Winning Modern Wars - Wesley K. Clark
2) State of Denial - Bob Woodward
3) The Audacity of Hope - Barack Obama
4) The Koreans - Michael Breen
5) Kokoro - Soseki Natsume

Simultaneously?

That's impressive. :beaten:

21 Mar 2007, 00:16 #753

bmwracer wrote:
Simultaneously?

That's impressive. :beaten:

lol, thanks... I guess. :bonk:

I just enjoy reading a lot. I usually read a chapter over each meal at home or work, one before I go to bed, and one to wind down from work. Each one from a different book. I finish them slowly that way, but I finish lots of them and I have enough time between each reading to retain the information. :hadoken:

21 Mar 2007, 01:43 #754

Danji wrote:Currently reading:

3) The Audacity of Hope - Barack Obama

Good man. :thumbsup:

21 Mar 2007, 02:00 #755

Wynter wrote:

Good man. :thumbsup:

Haha, I'm a major supporter of political progress in America. You'll find I read a lot of books and articles on political topics and people including historical figures. A large portion of this is my own desire to run for political office. We'll see what happens with that.

Regardless I'm more for Wes Clark as President than Barack Obama, but both are amazingly insightful men. I just see Wes Clark as a more formidable man for properly ending the wars we're currently fighting and helping to protect America as well as help our allies strengthen their own defenses.

[End personal political views]

21 Mar 2007, 02:39 #756

Well, I was reading The Kappa Child by Hiromi Goto a Canadian Japanese author- but now I'm doing my favourite thing in the world - yes u guessed it- Essays- again! HAHAHA :nut: :nut: :nut: :nut:

21 Mar 2007, 02:45 #757

altec wrote:Well, I was reading The Kappa Child by Hiromi Goto a Canadian Japanese author- but now I'm doing my favourite thing in the world - yes u guessed it- Essays- again! HAHAHA :nut: :nut: :nut: :nut:

Haha, I'm one of those rare freaks that writes Essays willingly. We're a breed seen only by chance and only for a fleeting moment, for sure. :boot:

21 Mar 2007, 03:32 #758

Danji wrote:I just enjoy reading a lot.

Not me.

Without pictures, I'm pretty hard pressed to read any book.

*picks up Car and Driver magazine and leafs through the pics* :beaten:

21 Mar 2007, 05:24 #759

Danji wrote:

Haha, I'm one of those rare freaks that writes Essays willingly. We're a breed seen only by chance and only for a fleeting moment, for sure. :boot:

hahaha-just like a fleeting kappa- sort of :bonk:

21 Mar 2007, 05:35 #760

altec wrote:

hahaha-just like a fleeting kappa- sort of :bonk:

:rofl:

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