A young lady was chatting for a while and perusing my book. Then she asked me . . .
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The main reason that classics are classics is because they delve deep into the human soul. They expose the human predicament. I had postponed reading Wuthering Heights because I considered it a gloomy, dark tale. It is!
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It never ceases to amaze me that some groups are still trying to convince us that the events of 9/11 were a terrorist attack.
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There is a message in this movie.
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“In The Eye of the Dragon, Stalking Castaneda the author has written an engaging metaphysical narrative about the work of Carlos Castaneda.”
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The world is waking up!
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A Vagabond in Mexico is an unusual, thought-provoking book. In particular, anyone who thinks that Mexican ‘illegals’ are easily drawn over the border should find it instructive
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You see, these rabbits, led by Hazel, Fiver and Bigwig, are looking for a new home, and at the beginning of the story they find these really healthy rabbits living on an ample and comfortable warren.
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