man aint that the truth. People with their portable speakers in public can kiss my butt as well. I was once down at the beach here where speakers are specifically banned but there was a hip hop looking

give me a favorite Cussler book for me to put in the pipe for later.

Is the book "The Let them Theory" by Mel Robbins?

I think these girls get a pass that men wouldn't receive, for obvious reasons.

I love that you and I are exchanging reading ideas as of late. One you can skip is "Leviathan Rising" It seemed really in my wheelhouse as sci-fi and dystopian sort of theme. Dreadfully boring

we only get as angry as we allow ourselves to be. I think that a lot of my stress is self-created.

i remember your struggles with food, in your case, i'll allow it

Not necessarily because I didn't have the time, but because I felt the book was too much dialogue. I for the most part feel as though this is a vast majority of everything that King writes. I have found

Yeah, I rarely am awake past midnight and while I realize that this has at least something to do with my age, I am a bit in awe that it used to just be normal for me in college to be awake once the sun

I am not a fan of loud bangs and to this day, from my childhood, I cannot stand the unpredictable nature of thunderstorms. Nadi reacts to what is probably sensing my own fear when it comes to this sort

what a wonderful response. I'll go and follow you write after I write this response back at ya. Resoulutions are really stupid. I don't even understand why people do them anymore. Let's think about it

yeah that seems about par for the course for certain parts of that country.

Fortunately as far as investing is concerned I was recommended a book entitles "Investing for Dummies" in my early years in college. I followed the advice in that book and got involved in Vanguard

when I owned my own business for 11 years it was the busiest I had ever been in my life but it was also much more rewarding than working for anyone else. It was the most rewarding and also the most punishing

I saw one of these grinder-type nail trimmers that had some sort of special light in it that could "see" the quick when you were cutting. I bought it thinking my scared of hurting my dog days

Ok cool. I don't normally read crime novels because there are so many bad ones out there. I trust your judgement and have kind of milked the sci fi genre a bit too much lately and could use a change of

To be completely honest I think that anything written by Westerfeld can be ignored for anyone that is an adult. It's probably wonderful for kids or young adults but for me anyway, a man in his 40's, his

Jules Verne is absolutely incredible and I love his books. Fun story: I loved "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" so much that while I was in New York City many years ago I went to the NYC

I have written down the name of this author because the book I moved onto after this one is already boring me. Got a particular title by this author to recommend?

Thanks for showing the long-sentence nature of this book by actually writing a long sentence as an intro. I don't know if it is just my attention span waning as I get older or what but that sort of thing