read "eat, pray, love"

I read it last year as I was beginning my divorce process. It was so inspiring; the storytelling is phenomenal.

A great read no matter where you are in your life, but perfect for my situation.

I just received a crazy viral video regarding Eat Pray Love and the new Oprah religion – totally bizarre stuff – but now I really really want to read this book

perhaps I will reserve another copy at the library to increase my chances of getting it

muahahahah !

Still on the wait list. I may have to break down and buy a copy if it doesn’t arrive soon.

(Now that I posted this I am sure I will get the email message that the copy has arrived for me at the library)

now, i need to finish it!

argh ! after so many weeks I am still on the library wait list for Eat Pray Love, the anticipation is building !

I loved this book! Very entertaining and encouraging.

I just learned that there will be a small book group at my church reading “Eat Pray Love” in April. Looks like I know what I will be checking out of the library soon

I have just experienced a family Christmas. This should be a fun event but is often NOT. This holiday was no different. But I realized that if I could figure out what is making me weak- stealing my soul- I could handle everthing so much better. So off to the book store I went to buy this book. I’m hoping that with that and a little journaling I can make some life changeing differences this year. I have two goals to look, feel, and live better by- April Vegas vacation and June Boston vacation. I hope that all goes well. I hope this book will be helpful.

is I now want to go to Bali and find Ketut Liyer.

A not all together comfortable read. Found myself envious for different reasons, perhaps mostly because this is clearly not a victim story but someone who takes life’s challenges while making no excuses. Felt it started out a bit shallow, but in the end it’s touched several of my main concerns. A memoir that will stay with me.