Please post your thoughts on the chapters by the date indicated. Reading Schedule:Sept. 23rd: Prolouge-Chapter 2
Sept. 30th: Chapter 3-Chapter 5
Oct. 7th: Chapter 6-Chapter 9
Oct. 14th: Chapter 10-End
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In the Highest Civilization, the Book is Still the Highest Delight - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Reading Schedule
Please post your thoughts on the chapters by the date indicated.
Sept. 23rd: Prolouge-Chapter 2
Sept. 30th: Chapter 3-Chapter 5
Oct. 7th: Chapter 6-Chapter 9
Oct. 14th: Chapter 10-End
If you want to be invited to post, email Nikki
Sept. 23rd: Prolouge-Chapter 2
Sept. 30th: Chapter 3-Chapter 5
Oct. 7th: Chapter 6-Chapter 9
Oct. 14th: Chapter 10-End
If you want to be invited to post, email Nikki
3 comments:
I just finished reading to chapter two and have found this story to be most intreguing. How come I haven't read this classic before?
I am sending you a picture of the Wetterhorn above Grindelwald. Also, a lamasery is a monastery of lamas and a lama is a Buddist priest or monk in Tibet, Mongolia, and the extreme western part of China.
So far i am enjoying this book. I find it interesting that a plane and four people can disappear and go unnoticed by much of the world, and those who do have some account of it it have inaccurate information. The fact that the passengers are just "thought" to be dead when at least one of them, we are finding, is alive is remarkable to me. It makes me wonder what cover ups we are faced with everyday.
I look forward to seeing what story unfolds at the monastery and thereafter.
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