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| The Book Club Discuss Books |
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Good for you! No, I have not read it yet, but it sounds interesting. Please do share your book with the forum : )
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I bought a book a couple of months ago called "How to Develop and Maintain a Harem in New York in 2007" Underneath it reads: A valuable expression in the science of positive thinking.
I thought it would make an excellent topic for an adult education course. I submitted the idea and have so far seen twenty eight sign ups. I thought they would be men but am surprised to see that they are all women. I thpught that this positive thinking thing was working faster than expected until I read that attending this course would require all weapons checked at the door. Somehow this didn't seem to be a normal reaction for women eager to enjoy the delights of being part of a harem. So I guess I'll just have to make them see the importance of positive thinking and surrendering to the moment. Since they all seem educated, I imagine that the logic of the technique and the appreciation of the power of positive thought should allow the basic idea to be easily acceptable as a normal result of education. |
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