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Posted Jun 26, 07 by dpRider
Read that book many yrs.ago, and have been thinking about picking it up again. Unbelievably talented, driven, and facinating - that Michelangelo. Back in my yacht captain days, I spent a summer in Viareggio, on the coast in NW Italy. On a clear day you more...

Posted Jun 20, 07 by DestructiveCriticism
I'm sooo glad no one on LV knows I've ever read any "sordid romance" novels like those you referenced... hmmm, uh oh! How do I delete this!?!?

Posted Jun 20, 07 by imacherryghost
Delete! Delete! You've been found out :)

Posted Jun 15, 07 by chrismai
subscribed! im always looking for new authors to get into, so if you have any names you'd like to throw me way, be my guest :D you're very charming and have the most wonderful smile. take care! stop by my page if you're ever bored.

Posted Jun 15, 07 by imacherryghost
Thank you! I'll think about how I've read recenty and get back to you. Thanks for subscribing.

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Posted Jun 14, 07 by bobsully
Interesting. I am your opposite. I love history and non-fiction, but understand that a fictional presentation can add some color to things I suppose. I am reading "Human Givens" right now, a book about emotional health and clear thinking. I love learning more...

Posted Jun 15, 07 by imacherryghost
That's great... you know what historical fiction does for me? It get's me interested in the subject and then I learn more about it through the non-fiction venues.

Posted Jun 14, 07 by Inspectorjury
Oh I forgot let me recommend the Girl of the LImberlost. The Limberlost wetlands is near where I live and this is a book about a girl's live who lived near the area and it is a beautiful story.

Posted Jun 15, 07 by imacherryghost
Thanks for the suggestion. I have about ten books waiting to be read... I'll make this 11.

Posted Jun 14, 07 by Inspectorjury
It was made into a movie in the sixties. I loved the book. I too enjoy that type of book.

Posted Jun 15, 07 by imacherryghost
NO WAY! I'll have to find it and watch it after I'm done with the book. Although movies made from books are usually quite disappointing. Except for Stand By Me. That movie rocks.

Posted Jun 13, 07 by photo2010
Thank you for the recommendation. If you get to Italy again you have to see the Statue of David. One note, the last time I went they wouldn't let me near the David because I was carrying a backpack. Luckily I had seen it before, but that was upsetting. more...

Posted Jun 15, 07 by imacherryghost
Yeah they were hard core about the cameras in the chaple. All the people crowded together and security yelling about cameras made me not enjoy it. I wish they would only take like 20 people in at a time.

Posted Jun 14, 07 by photo2010
I guess a dress code is understandable in the Vatican. ;) I was also warned, before going in to see the Sistine Ceiling, that if I took a picture of the ceiling they would smash my camera. I said I didn't have a flash, but it didn't matter. Didn't more...

Posted Jun 13, 07 by imacherryghost
No way! When I went to St. Peter's at the Vatican, they don't let in people with bare shoulders or pants/skirts above the knee. They were nice to me and let me in. :)

Posted Jun 13, 07 by SirIsaacNewton
Sounds like an exciting book to let your imagination wander.

I am re-reading David Viscott's book "Emotional Resilience". You can Google for the synopsis.

I am struck by point #4: "Accept yourself as you are." It's a struggle we all have to go through more...

Posted Jun 13, 07 by imacherryghost
1. I'll have to check it out
2. My sister made me this jacket :) Thanks for the compliment, I'll pass it on.