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Have you ever thought about publishing these Just Jazzy posts? They’d make a fun book.
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I have thought about it, but obviously not hard enough yet…. 🙂
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🙂
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A profound thought. However, I don’t read much these days that leaves me with the desire to find myself.
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As for publishing them, I think they might work in a day calendar pad. Each thought should be savored individually, not read all at once in a book. You know, read sn individual thought, meditate, and then move on with your day.
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Good idea. ♥
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LOVE this! What are you reading today, Jazzy?
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Just finished “The Rosie Project” by Graeme Simsion, and now reading “All My Puny Sorrows” by Miriam Toews. Very different, both excellent.
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oooh, two new titles for me! I do enjoy Miriam Toews work… thanks!
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