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I give you 5 but I don't ask you to lend me the book. I don't even intend to read it... nor to look for it... long live loooove, down with the (Vinci)war. A 2010 full of joy awaits me, no more sadness no more!, no more tears, no more onehundredvetrine. I'm back to reading Barbara Bradford Taylor...

@PRIMI: what does "fullG" mean on your card? @MADCAT: I swear I'd rather have Pausini in the top ten.

If I'm not mistaken, it's the same one that appeared in Giorgia's unplugged... do you think the prices are about to crash now? :)

bought, gifted, and then borrowed for listening. It must have been the ongoing Christmas season, but it's truly a beautiful work, at times moving. surprise-surprise

Eh eh Bartle, I just read your comment 216 and I cracked up... I said the same thing in the dechat. P.S. I wanted to wish you a happy new year via SMS but I had issues with the end-of-year messaging (clogging?). So I'm doing it here. HAPPY NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNEW YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAR for the next little concert. P.S. You lawyers, no Facebook????? Bye (I apologize to the reviewer).

connecting the dots...there's a missing "that" between "what" and "is futilely."

"The crux of the book is: we learn to be aware of our limits. There is nothing to be ashamed of." In other words (and excuse my cynicism): GOOD FOR THEM! I have no compassion for those who dare to challenge what is futile and unreasonably challengeable. And to these characters, I would add Patrick de Gayardon and that other idiot who went poking animals in Australia that are the most dangerous in creation. I mean, their death leaves me completely indifferent, and I don’t consider myself a heartless person, quite the opposite. Happy New Year to everyone!

Wow O_O it’s been a while since you last wrote. Am I wrong?

me too, very much!

overrated record.