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To: Rambi who wrote (4799)10/14/2004 4:51:34 AM
From: epicure  Respond to of 51711
 
I will read it when I get back. I loved Life of Pi- but one person I recommended it to hated it- who cares what the reviews say? Read what you like (unless you like Barbara Cartland...)



To: Rambi who wrote (4799)10/16/2004 6:08:13 AM
From: epicure  Respond to of 51711
 
I just read The Cabal yesterday- boy Ellen Gilchrist is excellent. I meant to bring the book- I have some quotes for you. I NEVER find quotes in books I like- but this one- yeah, I did.

Will send them next week.

You will like them.

You WILL like them.

:-)



To: Rambi who wrote (4799)10/26/2004 5:43:27 AM
From: epicure  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 51711
 
I am reading Fielding's new book Olivia Joules- great fun read, I recommend it- I further recommend reading it in the bath whilst soaking in Kniepp's sparkling bath tablets- wonderful soothing tablets- you should be able to get them in the states. I get four tablets to a box- lavender, Melissa, Rosemary and Pine- they were developed in the 19th century by Sabastian Kniepp a cleric who devoted his life to research into the natural powers of holistic medicine and herbs. Really, I don't usually rave about products unless they are super- and this one really is- and unlike the food here, which is brilliant, I think you might actually be able to get Kniepp's bath tablets in the US. I sure hope you can. Not only do they smell fantastic, and leave your skin perfumed for a long time, but they really do seem to be soothing.