This Book is Currently in the Wild!
1 journaler for this copy...
One of my FIRST self-help books.
I loved this book, back in my early "self-help" phase (it's been quite a few years, although I should admit that it's really still a phase I'm in, thirty four years and counting).
I was really intrigued with transactional analysis, and I also have to admit that I annoyed a lot of people with descriptions about how they're relationships fit the patterns I learned from this book. So I'd say, when you read this, DON'T DO THAT! Really.
But read the book. Enjoy it. And you can think to yourself all you want about how this friend is described in chapter twenty, and that one in chapter twenty-eight . . . . Believe me, even without verbalizing your findings to those friends, you'd enjoy the experience quite a lot, and you won't end up with a few less friends either!
Check it out!
I loved this book, back in my early "self-help" phase (it's been quite a few years, although I should admit that it's really still a phase I'm in, thirty four years and counting).
I was really intrigued with transactional analysis, and I also have to admit that I annoyed a lot of people with descriptions about how they're relationships fit the patterns I learned from this book. So I'd say, when you read this, DON'T DO THAT! Really.
But read the book. Enjoy it. And you can think to yourself all you want about how this friend is described in chapter twenty, and that one in chapter twenty-eight . . . . Believe me, even without verbalizing your findings to those friends, you'd enjoy the experience quite a lot, and you won't end up with a few less friends either!
Check it out!
Journal Entry 2 by pammyBABY at Burlington waterfront swing/bench on the boardwalk in Burlington, Vermont USA on Friday, September 26, 2003
Released on Thursday, September 25, 2003 at Burlington waterfront swing/bench on the boardwalk in Burlington, Vermont USA.
This book was released across from the swinging bench, on a granite pillar lining the waterfront.
Unfortunately, I saw it picked up by a trio of teenagers who had already destroyed another book (if you want to read the fable I wrote, describing what I witnessed while releasing this book and the other one released today at the waterfront, go here and read the horrific account for yourself
Needless to say, if anyone EVER journals this book, I will owe an apology to the nameless boy I accused of being a personal slave . . .
This book was released across from the swinging bench, on a granite pillar lining the waterfront.
Unfortunately, I saw it picked up by a trio of teenagers who had already destroyed another book (if you want to read the fable I wrote, describing what I witnessed while releasing this book and the other one released today at the waterfront, go here and read the horrific account for yourself
Needless to say, if anyone EVER journals this book, I will owe an apology to the nameless boy I accused of being a personal slave . . .
