Books

Follows you (block)

Requested to follow you (accept | block)

Blocked (unblock)

lifeisabook

lifeisabook

has 37 followers and is following 36 people

HMMMM.....I love people and books so what a wonderful site to find both. To give you an idea I worked at one of Amazon.com's fulfilment center for 5 years and still return seasonal when I miss the smell of fresh print. My friends and co-workers were shocked to learn that my ideal day off was, and still is, when time permits, at the local... more »
  • member since July 12, 2007

Groups

Following

lifeisabook’s last login was Friday, September 23, 2011.

Random books from my shelf

     
 
 
 

Public Notes

  • says

  • The Hermit's Lair

    The Hermit's Lair says

    You don't believe everything you read but can still enjoy it and definitely do have a dark sense of humor. I like you!

    Posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Ein Berliner

    Ein Berliner says

    Oh, and yes. You or I can be wrong about things--even if we feel strongly about them. There is such a thing as right and wrong--as good and better and best. There is also such a thing as things that are simply true. Opinions, yeah, they are there too.

    Posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Ein Berliner

    Ein Berliner says

    takes a bit of work to develop opinions so it makes sense to put work into helping others see it

    Posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Ein Berliner

    Ein Berliner says

    Yep, that is what friends do. I enjoy your posts because they make me think and because you are so honest about your opinions. You speak for yourself and don't hide. I appreciate honesty--even if it means you tell me how I'm wrong. Thanks for your contributions!

    Posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )
  • dtbrents

    dtbrents says

    I'm too old to be offended by anyone's views. I enjoy others views and invite them always. I'm back home from Mama's this week.I hope you have had a good week.

    Posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )
  • PanoramicRomantic

    PanoramicRomantic says

    Fun maybe. It's good to get a little more mystical. haha ;-)

    Posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )
  • PanoramicRomantic

    PanoramicRomantic says

    I don't know if you like Romantic era poetry but come check out the group I sent you an invite for if you have a chance.

    Posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )
  • dtbrents

    dtbrents says

    Life, I love books too. I just returned from Chicago and didn't buy one book. We did rent a book but it wasn't very good. If you have read any real good mysteries lately let me know. Doylene

    Posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )
  • lawecon

    lawecon says

    For some reason, when I was passing out solicitations to participation in the Classical Liberal group a few weeks ago, I missed you as a prospect. Probably that was because I was working backwards from a couple of key book titles. Would you join us and get the discussion going?

    Posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )
  • dtbrents

    dtbrents says

    I have changed the name of our group from Theology Forum to Walking With Jesus. I wanted a more loving , caring and sharing group. I would like for us to talk about Christian books that have helped us through good times and bad. I hope you will come visit. You are already a member. The avatar is a log cabin with snow listed with your other groups. Merry Christmas, Doylene

    http://www.shelfari.com/o1518008741

    Posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )
  • lawecon

    lawecon says

    If you're not already a member, come join us at http://www.shelfari.com/groups/29350/about If you are already a member, accept my apologies for this redundant invitation. It is due to some software glitches on the group site.

    Posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )
  • dtbrents

    dtbrents says

    We miss you on the Theology Forum. I hope we haven't offended you. God bless you, Doylene

    Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • PanoramicRomantic

    PanoramicRomantic says

    I'm not that kind of pentecostal (lol). I stay away from the extreme or fanatical behavior. The only thing I really like about my church is the focus on having a personal relationship. It suits my experience of Christianity. I have pretty much had to have everything I believe revealed to me in some way. I've never been the type of person just to accept things without question.

    Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • PanoramicRomantic

    PanoramicRomantic says

    Good reply on the Judgement thread; I agree with what you said. I corresponded with Guy to give him a bit of a different point of view because of his points on there. I admit I did it outside of scrutiny. My views are not always by the letter but I figured since he heard the fundamentalist side, he might be interested in hearing a slightly different one.

    Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • hkadman

    hkadman says

    Thanks so much and I’m very glad you liked it. Most of the snippets are cut out of my short stories and my novels. Well, when I was asked to join that group, I started it all with that kind of technique, and later on I realized that I may turn my friends attention to my short stories and excerpts with such snippets. Just a few snippets, after having reached some experience were written out of true inspiration. As for other sites, most of what may interest you is posted on gather, and if you’re in a need for a good read you’ll find it there (I’m not boasting I’m not a braggart, it’s you who brought it up, and may I remind you another pearl of yours: “No, it’s you who has a way with words”. I didn’t have to look it up in our old correspondence, I’ve a very good memory.

    Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • dtbrents

    dtbrents says

    I have seen the video you mentioned and it is truly beautiful. I study the books of Hugh Ross. These men think in a way that is over my head so I just have to believe what they say. Our universe is indeed very beautiful.

    Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • hkadman

    hkadman says

    Oh I see… I’ll rather refer to you as to a mermaid, and not a strange one or unknown; although you do sneak back to the depth of the vast ocean so quickly:), right after one has a short glimpse of your remarkable advantages.
    As for the ‘The razor’s edge’ I read it as a inexperienced young man, and what impressed me was the way artists could be promoted and soar to heights that they didn’t deserve at all. There are some descriptions of relationships in that book, which are a bit repulsive or at least raised your brows. I wasn’t fond of it either, but it amazed me as a youngster, learning few more facts of life – whether I liked it or not.
    I did post on gather.com a dream, a real dream of mine (most of my other dreams are inventions); it may interest you, it’s titled ‘Latin reverie’ and a snippet titled “Emotional bond”; and there is a very long short story titled ‘Recuerdos’ with a too melodramatic ending, which I should edit – I guess you’ll agree with me after reading it, but beware it’s over 5000 words.
    These posts I hope will make you surface…

    Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • hkadman

    hkadman says

    You must have finished reading the ‘Razor’s Edge’ I guess, and your opinion on that book interests me more than on the other one. I don’t think that nowadays situations are more complicated, people are more sophisticated thanks to the media, that’s I believe is the difference.
    I’m glad you realized that there are some males who understand females very well, and don’t refer to them as to creatures of some different kind.

    Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • dtbrents

    dtbrents says

    When I use short remarks it's because I'm rocking a sleeping baby. I really just have no time anymore. Would you like to take my place as administrator. The other administrators are not much help. I have grandchildren five days a week and sometimes on weekends. I have an aging Mom to help. I would appreciate your help if you have the time and think you would enjoy it. I would just leave but I'm afraid no one would post comments.

    Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Doris T

    Doris T says

    Hello Lifeisabook,
    Thanks for joining Mentoring Men. We are thrilled to have you as a member. I hope you enjoy yourself and make many new friendships. I look forward to all of your contributions to the group and I hope you find nuggets to take with you as well. If you haven't already, please stop by the Introduction thread and tell everyone about yourself and right into the on-going discussions. Please feel free to begin new ones.

    Please add books that would help empower men to our group We've Read shelf.

    Make yourself at home. You are welcome.

    Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )