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Location: Comunistafornia, and working to get out ASAP!
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Originally Posted by MoMark
I love anything that's credibly written to do with the Bible Codes, I've pretty much left politics and international relations on the back burners as I'm sick of Bush, Hillary Clinton, Rumsfeld, and all the gloom and doomers, the American Empire strategists, and all the Islamic apologists.
MoMark, what Bible Code books have you read? I'm with you on the second half of your comments I never started down the yellow brick road of the Islamic books crash--I know what they're about and don't need a bunch of books to pound it in. You just get sick of it after awhile.
I'm reading "The Zone" by Dr. Barry Sears
and "Endometriosis, the complete reference for taking charge of your health" by Mary Lou Ballweg
I just finished " Dave Barry's Bad Habits" by Dave Barry (funny funny funny)
and my favorite book of all time is "The Stand" by Stephen King.
"The Field: The Quest for the Secret Force of the Universe " Lynne McTaggart
"Ask and It is Given" Esther and Jerry Hicks
"The Devil Wears Prada" Lauren Weisberger
"Revolutionary Weath: How it will be created and how it will change our lives" Alvin and Heidi Toffler
(I usually have several books going at once and go back and forth depending on my mood).
Janet Evonvich start with One for the Money and work your way through to Eleven on Top- she makes me laugh out loud when I read her books!
I agree! I drove my kids (teenagers) crazy when I read these books. My laughing out loud was about more than they could take. I always have at least one book going as I'm a reading fiend - but "Stephanie Plum" is one of the best! Not much thinking required when reading one of these but they sure are funny. My 19 year old daughter agrees. To anyone who has read these - I think I'll go get a doughnut.
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