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Date Posted: 00:56:25 03/10/06 Fri
Author: chico781
Subject: Re: Books
In reply to: lump 's message, "Books" on 14:52:20 03/09/06 Thu

Well, right now I'm reading The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel. It's a really good read. Strongly recommended.

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[> Re: Books -- lump, 08:27:05 03/10/06 Fri [1]

Jen - I've also got an ADD book going - I can't remember the name (what does that tell you) but it's the second book by that Hollewell guy who came up with the hunter/farmer theory. Have you noticed that these books are never quick to get through and they repeat themselves alot? LOL! It's like "You bought this book - we're going to make sure you get it!" I buy part of his theory. I don't believe it's a disorder at all. Anyhow, I almost always have some sort of parenting book going in the background!

Fried chicken?

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