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Old 12-26-2006, 12:59 PM
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Happy hollidays everybody!

for Christmas I got the novel "Tuesdays with Morrie" by Mitch Albom... What a wonderful book! It's one of my favorite stories and one of my favorite personal development books... has anyone read it?

After taking up photoreading and have great results I've been just blasting through books and my problem is I'm running out of books to read that I'm interested in! Book store are real expensive these days! I know the Library is a free untapped resourse and I've been taking some advantage from it but wouldn't it be great if there was some type of book exchange program on the internet?... What do you guys and girls think?
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I got Michael Palin's diaries from 69-79. It's not exactly PD, but it's incredibly entertaining, fascinating, and interesting to see the way that Palin developed over the course of a decade.
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"Tuesdays with Morrie" is wonderful, yes. I read it twice and I cried... 2 times when it came to an end... (when his turn to talk and his pro. to listen)...
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