It's called humor.The baby owner?
Kinda sounds like you brought a baby, not made a baby?
"It isn't like they make a manual for a baby" or some variant is a common joke in parenting circles. I have personally used this to say, "Yes, they do."The baby owner?
Kinda sounds like you brought a baby, not made a baby?
Boring but necessary.
Now, onto The Alchemist - Paulo Coelho.
Is that for your Thais only?
The one I've immediately plunged into is this:
I have a book suspiciously similar to this waiting to be read in my office draw. It's called The Professor and The Madman and I think it's a similar story.
Is this book in the same draw that you store stolen lighters and pilfered paper serviettes? So the whole darn thing will go up in smoke one of these days . . .
So far so good, very intriguing set of circumstances. Old book BTW but I am enjoying it so far.
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I got about 60 pages in and had to buy the Kindle version; I like to hold a book as I'm reading it but the padded binding feels odd and ends up being a distraction. It's unfortunate.
It's too large format to be enjoyable as a hard-bound copy but I could have handled it if not for the padding. Too big and a book harkens memories of textbooks from high school and college. Enjoying it on the Kindle.Lovely looking book - but looks hard to handle, and somewhat unbalanced.
Books are a 'tactile' experience, too, in a certain way. Unless the book is made right, and has the right 'feel' to it, it is hard to hold and enjoy.
It's too large format to be enjoyable as a hard-bound copy but I could have handled it if not for the padding. Too big and a book harkens memories of textbooks from high school and college. Enjoying it on the Kindle.
The libraries here are actually quite nice. How are the prisons in Canada?Some might think of prison when they enter a library.