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How does one begin to read a book like this...

"An expedition of white men who did not believe in Tibetan spirits and stood outside the Buddhist brotherhood, would of necessity disturb the spirits of the place." - Sir Charles Bell, on Everest (page 71)

I don't know if I can finish this. It's like the Nice Guy™ manifesto: wah wah I'm so nice why am I always in the Friendzone I'm so nice but girls only like douchebags waaahhh.

3/10/2010 Tibet will be free!

I'm number 4 top librarian for this week! Hahah. Yesssss...

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http://tinyurl.com/y926xso Love love love!

"Once the troublesome mind 'begins to compose speeches and dream up arguments... it will soon imagine it is doing important work.'"

So few Westerners had ever stepped foot in Tibet that locals in the countryside were mesmerized by the zipper on my backpack...

The world does not know that we must all come to an end here;--but those who know it, their quarrels cease at once.

50 books in 2009: Check!

as cool as mint ice cream.

"They're trying to sell us a god that don't exist. You know that, right?" "Yeah.... But I really like the sugar cookies."

"I quickly rubbed my hand across my cheek, and sure enough, traitor tears were there, betraying me." Traitor tears betraying! *rolls eyes*

"His voice was like melting honey." Really?? Honey has to crystallize before it melts. Meyer, you think you're being clever, but you aren't.

"Where does one even find a cotton candy machine in the middle of a war?" - Emily Raboteau

"but as she could not spell 'Fascist,' and did not know if it was a kind of landscape or something to eat, no one took her seriously."