Its such a great food essay. The life of an english teashop in New York. It was funny, sad, and they give you recipes that I’m sure to try.

Anita did great story telling and made it more than just a cook book.

It has a distinctive smell. And just don’t ask what’s in it. Everytime I’ve seen it offered is late at night after everyone is completely gone on tequila. My friend’s mom Rosa said its our peoples(mexican’s) version of dennys at 2 am. I laughed.

yeah he might have been a great man, but he’s a still arrogant and you really get that in the book.

I thought it was better than the DaVinci Code. And this is why. I read it first. And I mean if you like the davinci coade you’ll like it. But since I didnt’ know any thing about the author and what not, it was good.

However after reading the Da Vinci coade i realized how fucking scooby doo the whoel this is. I mean its practicly the same book told one year later, in a different place. You know what we call this Danelle Steele.

But the actual book is good, i’m just pissed off at how he did the second book.

I first started reading this becuase my brother told me it was good, proabaly 4-5 years ago. So i tried really hard. I finished the first book, with a dictionary by my side. Then due to high school graduation, college and the pure fact that its a bit of a hard read, I gave it up. So it has be sitting on my bookshelf since then, it has survived many selections of being sold, always telling me, “No, you must finish me first.” So I hope one day to actually get it read.

I’m not saying its the best book, i put worth consumming because I finished it. Its not bad, its not horrible. There is something about the characters that I coudn’t really grasp. I wanted to smack them more then hug them.

And hearing (reading) Steven Martin’s sexual acts was a bit distrubing because he has always reminded me of my father.

One of the greatest albums i’ve heard in along time. His voice is very haunting….and i just get lost in it.

It was really interesting. Especially the first half. About the potato famine and how the english turn its head. I’m Irish but have little family history and no real family traditions that reach past two generations. The book put a lot of enlightenment on the subject of the Irish and English.