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Subject: Baa baa Bisa, thanks for posting your thoughts on the book! I've got about 6 pages read so far, lol. Life's just too hectic right now, but I'll get back to it. I did skip ahead though, to a part that was recommended to me, and was surprised that some of Les's memories of our '96 'fest & etc. were a little umm...fuzzy, LOL. Oh well, nothing earthshattering. Author: Becky [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 18:27:12 11/16/03 Sun In reply to: Lisa (Baa Baa) 's message, "Les Book Review" on 15:52:16 11/16/03 Sun [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Becky, hurry up and read it, I want to hear what you think. For me, the saddest part was how he talked about how he felt they were never given an opportunity to bond as a group. How sad is that? We've probably all been in a work situation before where you don't really "click" w/ your co-workers. Now imagine pretty much living with those same people 24/7. It's just depressing. If that's how they all felt - then kudos to them for sticking it out as long as they did. (NT) mary f. 15:30:58 11/19/03 Wed