...let's just say it was a hiccup and I am looking ahead to what I know will be stronger opportunities. I am giving myself a bit of a mental and physical break after resigning from my job. Time to creatively brainstorm what I'd love to be doing and time to live more, love more, laugh more, write and blog more. I love the words - time to creatively brainstorm what I'd like to do. I laughed out loud when I re-framed the situation this way. It makes me realize that I can look beyond and look to explore any profession that I find interesting. That's freedom. And forward movement.
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Books I'd recommend
Marcus Luttrell: Lone Survivor: The Eyewitness Account of Operation Redwing and the Lost Heroes of SEAL Team 10
This is my selection for non-fiction book of the year. It's a tremendous read - the story of the lone SEAL who survived Operation Redwing in Afghanistan. Moving, gripping, and un-put-downable. (*****)Khaled Hosseini: A Thousand Splendid Suns
If there is just one book you should read in 2007, this is it, this is it, this is it. (*****)Edward Rutherfurd: London: The Novel
I loved this book. It's a hefty 800+ pages and weaves history and the stories of six families through a thousand years of London. Fascinating. (*****)Diana Gabaldon: Dragonfly in Amber
The Outlander series was recommended to me; started in the middle (typical!) with Dragonfly in Amber. Wading through it, actually - this is a dense read... (*)Peter Godwin: Mukiwa: A White Boy in Africa
A 5-star read that I picked up again from my personal library - this is about growing up white in Rhodesia - just as it was transitioning to Zimbabwe. Gripping, poignant and a terrific insight into this African nation. (*****)
Indian Bookshelf
- Paul Scott: The Jewel in the Crown
- E.M Forster: A Passage to India
- Byron Farwell: Armies of the Raj: From the Mutiny to Independence, 1858-1947
- Jim Corbett: The Man Eating Leopard of Rudraprayag
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Blogs I've noticed
- Little Drops..... Into the pool of life.
- Knee Deep in the Hooah!
- Cool, Calm & Collected...
- Soldiers Angels
Because, I am a proud Angel... - Michael Yon
- Jules Crittenden
A Wartime Prayer
- Eleanor Roosevelt:Dear Lord, Lest I continue My complacent way, Help me to remember that somewhere, Somehow out there A man died for me today. As long as there be war, I then must Ask and answer Am I worth dying for?
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Priya -
I was a bit shocked to hear about your change of venue, but not totally. By that I mean you seemed much too worldly and talented for Decatur(and that is a good thing!) Best wishes and please keep in touch. Here is my personal email: gop2dc@yahoo.com.
Susanna
Posted by: Susanna | January 28, 2009 at 09:24