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Chocolate: A Book of Recipes (Little Recipe Book) by Lorenz Books
The Victorian House (Activity) by Keith Moseley
L'Art d'aimer by Ovide
The Osho Transformation Tarot: Insights and Parables for Renewal in Everyday Life by Osho
The Garden at Eichstatt (Icons) by Basilius Besler
Fresh from the Sea (Penguin 60s S) by Rick Stein
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Favorite authorsRébecca Dautremer, Liz Greene, Roger Hargreaves, Mowlana Jalaladdun Rumi, Madonna, Alan Oken, Osho, A. Rui Paes, Quino, Howard Sasportas, Richard Scarry, Martin Schulman, Laren Stover, Neale Donald Walsch, Brian L. Weiss (Shared favorites)
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Member sinceJul 20, 2007
Currently readingSignos para a Alma by Antonio Rosa
Astrologia 2009 by Paulo Cardoso
Animais sem Jardim Zoologico by Gianni Rodari
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Helen Lowrie Marshall
"Dare to be different; life is so full
Of people who follow the same push-and-pull,
Poor, plodding people who, other than name,
Try to pretend they’re exactly the same.
God made us different; there never will be
A replica soul made of you or me.
The charm—the glory of all creation
rests on this very deviation.
Your charm—your own glory, too,
Lies in being uniquely you—
Lies in being true to your best,
That part of you different from all the rest."
posted by theoldman at 8:43 am (EST) on Jun 29, 2009