The next bunch of 8

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Things I’m passionate about…
Things I want to do before I die…
Things I say often….
Books I’ve read recently…
Songs I could listen to over and over…
Things that attract me to my best friends….

8 Things I Say Often

  1. I love you

  2. No Worries

  3. Holy Crap

  4. Hey Lambchop (to Daphne)

  5. Honey, I can’t hear you (Liz likes to talk to me while my head is beside a loud noise like running water or the stereo speakers). I suppose this could also be that I have bad hearing, but I had it checked for work a year or so ago, and it said “Better than Average”

  6. You’re so amazing and beautiful (I don’t go around saying this, just to a specific person but you could probably guess who)

  7. Time to wake up (I say this A LOT)

  8. You’re Kidding. I’m not sure why I say that a lot, but I do find myself saying that a lot.

8 Books I’ve read recently…
I guess I won’t get any points with Amazon for linking, but here goes:

  1. Walking on Water: Reading, Writing, and Revolution - Derrick Jensen

  2. Blink:The Power of Thinking Without Thinking - Malcom Gladwell

  3. The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can make a Big Difference-Malcom Gladwell

  4. Between a Rock and a Hard Place- Aron Ralston. It got surprisingly good reviews, but I think he’s really lucky he’s not dead, and I felt like he really didn’t learn from any of his near death encounters he faced prior to having to cut his own arm off with a pocket knife. I didn’t like the book at all)

  5. A Million Little Pieces - James Frey. Don’t get me started on the whole Oprah thing. It was a good book, not sure any human could really endure what he claims he went through, which now apparently isn’t true.

  6. My Friend Leonard. Same story as above. Both of his books are brilliantly written, though.

  7. I am currently trying to work my way through The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas J. Stanley, but it’s been a struggle to get through.

  8. The Knot Ultimate Wedding Planner: Worksheets, Checklists, Etiquette, Calendars, and Answers to Frequently Asked Questions and Bridal Bargains, 8th Edition: Secrets to throwing a fantastic wedding on a realistic budget (Bridal Bargains). I’ll count them as one book, but they’ve been quite handy over the past year. Thanks to Elisa for the recommendations.

Taken on the doormat outside our front door:

November 28, 2007 · Filed Under Uncategorized

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