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- American ex-pat living abroad in the United Kingdom and enjoying the adventures of a very full and examined life. I'd love to hear from you! Get in touch with me at ashliliz (at) aol.com .
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But You, O my Hope and my Portion in the land of the living, forced me to change countries for my soul's salvation... Saint Augustine in Confessions
3 comments:
I have read the book "Roads Less Traveled" and completely LOVED IT! I hope you enjoy it as well.
Karla, How funny is that! It doesn't seem like a well-known book, but I am savoring each story I read. I never want them to end. Watson is a magnificent writer and was a real treasure to meet.
I'm reading "Ragtime" "Broadway Nights" (a bway memoir) and re-reading "Emma."
Can you bring Julie and Julia with you to the states? I wanna borrow :)
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