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Absolutely loving reading this book! It's so beautifully written and extremely engaging.

This reminds me of how I felt when I decided to go to Paris (alone, first time ever, no idea about French, and to top it all I was sick with chronic pelvic pain). I'd decided to go to see where I was in life. What were my limits? What could I do on my own? That trip transformed me, although it was nowhere close to this treacherous hike. But then the threshold of health was different too.

Since life is too short to finish books one doesn't like, this will be the end of this one for me.

So far, I'm simply fascinated by the beauty of the language!

Cannot put it down. Grateful for the insomnia and pain today!

I have a feeling this will be one of my most favourite and recommended books. So witty and cheerful so far!

While reading it past midnight, I started to feel hungry. I tried to suppress the feeling but it didn't work so I got out of bed. Normally I would take my Kindle to the living room and read while warming up the food and eating. Tonight this book motivated me to 'unitask'.
And what a pleasurable activity it turned out to be! I think I've mindfully offered my gratitude to god after a long time!
Loving it!

Already loving it! Almost every page contains a line or 2 that are quotable. Very beautifully written.

Loving chapter 44: ' To Drift Like Clouds and Flow Like Water. That's exactly how I want to live!