What Are You Reading?
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23rdwave
Green Belt
Don Quixote - Miguel de Cervantes
Systema Manual - Konstantin Komarov
Let Every Breath - Vladimir Vasiliev and Scott Meredith
Strikes: Soul Meets Body - Vladimir Vasiliev and Scott Meredith
I hurt my heel Friday night and have been keeping it elevated while stuck in a chair. I finished SM and am halfway through LEB. I'll go back to Quixote for a while before tackling Strikes.
I practice yiquan and taiji but am curious about Systema. I like the training more than the applications, though I still don't know what they are doing.
Systema Manual - Konstantin Komarov
Let Every Breath - Vladimir Vasiliev and Scott Meredith
Strikes: Soul Meets Body - Vladimir Vasiliev and Scott Meredith
I hurt my heel Friday night and have been keeping it elevated while stuck in a chair. I finished SM and am halfway through LEB. I'll go back to Quixote for a while before tackling Strikes.
I practice yiquan and taiji but am curious about Systema. I like the training more than the applications, though I still don't know what they are doing.
Steve
Mostly Harmless
The Winter King by Bernard Cornwell (which is AWESOME)
Why the Germans? Why the Jews? by Gotz Aly - reading this because my daughter bought it for one of her classes.
The Home Distiller's Workbook - Your guide to making Moonshine, Whisky, Vodka, Rum and so much more! - by Jeff King (not that I've tried it yet, but I sure would like to some day!)
Why the Germans? Why the Jews? by Gotz Aly - reading this because my daughter bought it for one of her classes.
The Home Distiller's Workbook - Your guide to making Moonshine, Whisky, Vodka, Rum and so much more! - by Jeff King (not that I've tried it yet, but I sure would like to some day!)
OP
OP
I was reading Centennial by Michener (for the fourth or fifth time) when the first 200 pages of a friend's novel arrived in the mail. Pretty good so far, about a hundred pages in. I think he's got a decent shot at getting it published. (so far, anyway) It's crime fiction and has some interesting characters. I'm taking notes that I will e-mail to him. One being that he is trying to show off his vocabulary, which can turn a reader off faster than cold soup. But other than that, pretty good.
I'm reading this Chinese book "Reborn and Chase Girls". The main guy was shy in his previous life. After his death, he travels back in time and reborn, In his new life, he has 17 wifes, becomes the richest person on earth (even Bill Gates bought Window 98 from him). He even owns his star in the galaxy.
重生追美记_百度百科
重生追美记_百度百科
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I want to be like this guy
OP
OP
I have this book. You will love it.
It costs about $15 to buy the title to a star online. I'm more envious of someone who owns their own island in the Bahamas than a star, frankly.
Of course, the people who live on the planets circling that star will hopefully just laugh if you try to exercise that title, rather than bite our faces off or disintegrate out planet or something.
Minimum effort to overcome big impact . Every strikes and kicks inside there is simple just ppl make it to be complicated . This book is more completed compare to TAO of jeet kune do - that really needs a lot understanding
The basic foundation is important .
Simple direct
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Flying Crane
Sr. Grandmaster
Searching for the oldest stars, ancient relics from the early universe, by Anna Frebel
dancingalone
Grandmaster
I am about to finish Fierce Patriot by Robert L. O'Connell. It's a biography of General William T. Sherman, the scourge of the South and a leading figure in building the railroad system post-American Civil War. Recommended.
Next up, Children of Earth and Sky by Guy Gavriel Kay.
Next up, Children of Earth and Sky by Guy Gavriel Kay.
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I might have take a look at Fierce Patriot.
