My mom suggested I read it, so I’ve made a promise to myself that I’d do that. I once borrowed the book on tape/cd years ago, but it was poetry. I may have to look for this book on tape/cd.

I’ve bought play books before and haven’t finished them. I’d read the play only I was in.

Very enraging, very touchy, very difficult to read as a subject matter.

I bought this when I worked at a fast food chain. I noticed that the workplace wasn’t measuring up to the principles listed, but my current job is. I love the idea of how to treat co-workers, eventhough I’m not a manager, just a mere employee.

I fidget. A lot. My hands need to be kept busy. I craft beaded jewelry, make duct tape wallets, sock monkeys and I just love arts and crafts in general. I was watching, “She’s Crafty”, when Wendy Russell had Mark Montano as a guest, the same one who wrote this colorful and fascinating book. I bought it and have gotten so many ideas on things I’d like to do, things I’ve done, but having applied any of them since its purchase.

I bought it years ago, and have only cranked out journals, but not as decorative as these ones.

It’s a difficult read for anyone, especially women. It’s also an important book, for anyone and everyone.

It made me think of the little things, like what would’ve happened had I missed my bus, or if I had caught it? Or if I called in sick, how something so minor could affect the rest of my life. I didn’t expect this movie to be so fascinating to me. I don’t remember how I came upon this gem, but I really liked it.

Loved the whole idea of the seven deadly sins. I also saw this as the story of the serial killer. Since he considered himself a John Doe type, we don’t focus on him directly, but through the crims he committed and through the detective’s discoveries as they chase him. I’m still fascinated everytime I watch this film. I have the VHS, but someday I plan to chuck that and buy the DVD.

I’m refering to Daniel Craig fans. I also like Gwyneth Paltrow as a performer, and I’m not a big fan of poetry, but I was interested in who Sylvia Plath was. After “Casino Royale” came out, I wanted to see every Daniel Craig film out there I could get my hands on, and so far, only a few. I’ve discovered more fans of his on YouTube.com with their montages of videos and pictures with music, so if there are any other Daniel Craig fans out there, leave me a message.