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What is sacred about all of our lives, even those of us who would never dream of using such a word for it, is that God speaks to us through what happens to us - even through such unpromising events as walking up the road to get the mail out of the mailbox, maybe, or seeing something in the news that brings you up short, or laughing yourself silly with a friend. If skeptics ask to be shown an instance of God speaking to them in their lives, I suggest that they pay closer attention to the next time when, for unaccountable reasons, they find tears in their eyes.
-- Frederick Buechner


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            - Randy

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Where ya from?
What do you do there?
How'd you find me?
Have you enjoyed any of these books?
I'm trying remember to update a list of some books I've enjoyed in recent times, and welcome your recommendations. Maybe we'll find we have some favorites in common. Maybe the next book that changes my life will be one you recommend... P.S. If you're thinking of buying any of these titles, why not try your local independent bookseller first? I know Amazon is easy, but the local folks really need your business, and we all need them, too.
Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight
        by Thom Hartmann
The Power of Now
        by Eckhart Tolle (review)
Waking Up In Time
        by Peter Russell
The One Bowl Book
        by Don Gerrard
When Things Fall Apart
        by Pema Chodron
Beyond Civilization
        by Daniel Quinn
Ishmael
        by Daniel Quinn
A Gradual Awakening
        by Stephen Levine
Fast Food Nation
        by Eric Schlosser
A Reasonable Life
        by Ferenc Maté
Long Quiet Highway
        by Natalie Goldberg
Bird by Bird
        by Anne Lamott
Visionary Business
        by Marc Allen
The Ender Series
        by Orson Scott Card
The Answer to How is Yes
        by Peter Block
For Common Things
        by Jedediah Purdy
A Walk in the Woods
        by Bill Bryson
Invisible Walls
        by Peter Seidel
Any closing thoughts or recommendations?






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Meanwhile, consider it a museum piece from the early web).
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