why is it that i never really know what i'm doing?

i went to school. got the 27k in debt to prove it. they taught me all kindsa nifty stuff.

and yet, what do i do when an 8 year old pees on the floor in a stream from the self checks to the kids computers? (and just how big is an 8 year old's bladder anyway?) what do i do when a man with garlic and steak breath professes his undying love to me. again. for the 3rd time today.

this is a chronicle of what i did, when the crazy happened. which, in a public library is much more often than you'd think. and which, they also don't teach you about in liberry skool.

oh, and there's also a book review or two.

Monday, August 15, 2011

a gem!

Meditations for manic motorists: In-car relaxation techniquesMeditations for manic motorists: In-car relaxation techniques by David Michie


My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Michie, David. Meditations for Manic Motorists: In car relaxation techniques. 1CDs. 1 Hour. Bolinda Audio. 2011. ISBN: 9781742850894 $34.95. NF




Is driving home from work a time for angry gestures and tension headaches? What if it could it be a time for rejuvenation and recharging? Imagine getting home tranquil and full of peace after your commute by using other annoying drivers as practice tools for your own serenity. With several deceptively simple mind and body practices, Michie's (Buddhism for Busy People) meditations invigorate and release tension endowing drivers with improved focus. Exercises can be listened to individually for a 10 minute pick-me-up or all at once in a lengthy drive. Read by Nicholas Bell whose soothing, educational voice is a perfect fit, enhancing the calming effect. A great listen for anyone with a daily commute. Recommended to fans of The Cow in the Parking lot by Leonard Scheff.




-Terry Ann Lawler - Phoenix Public Library, AZ.




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