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1st session
Dear all,
how did the 1st session go?
terribly sorry i ws unable to attend
Farlene
how did the 1st session go?
terribly sorry i ws unable to attend
Farlene
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@ L : we've got to start somewhere... They talk and talk about the book club but nothing happened. so I might as well get something going...
I got an idea, we could mash the SBC & BC and get an SBBC. how's that for a plan?
let me know...
I've got a great suggestion for the 1st book and no don't worry it won't be a Twilight book.
I got an idea, we could mash the SBC & BC and get an SBBC. how's that for a plan?
let me know...
I've got a great suggestion for the 1st book and no don't worry it won't be a Twilight book.
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yes ma'am....
i'll be at the brunch on the 18th
can we schedule it at a more central location tho... pls??
i'm just not up to waking up early & travelling 2hrs to bukit timah / holland V / anywhere else on the other side of the island.
i live to far away from where all the fun is...
i'll be at the brunch on the 18th
can we schedule it at a more central location tho... pls??
i'm just not up to waking up early & travelling 2hrs to bukit timah / holland V / anywhere else on the other side of the island.
i live to far away from where all the fun is...
Poc4hontas wrote:Far @ show up on one of the brunches and we can discuss about it ?
11 Dec and 18 Dec 11
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hello, I am interested
. please keep me in the loop if there is a coming gathering.
tristanrise@gmail.com
Cheers . T.

tristanrise@gmail.com
Cheers . T.
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Hi
I am interested in religious and cultural history books...non fiction/fiction etc..
fee free to contact.
fee free to contact.
Here's my 2 cents:
- Paulo Coelho creates many "bright" novels. I love "The Alchemist" and "Zahir". But as for the others, the impression is not as strong as those 2
- Haruki Murakami, with unimaginable settings, creates many "balanced" novels. I love his works, especially Kafka on the Shore, Norwegian Wood, and The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle. It's not always about the "good" side
Too bad I'm not good with novels like LOTR
- Paulo Coelho creates many "bright" novels. I love "The Alchemist" and "Zahir". But as for the others, the impression is not as strong as those 2

- Haruki Murakami, with unimaginable settings, creates many "balanced" novels. I love his works, especially Kafka on the Shore, Norwegian Wood, and The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle. It's not always about the "good" side

Too bad I'm not good with novels like LOTR

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