Comment: Thank you for sharing.

Comment: Thank you for your email and the interesting descriptions and reviews of each of the books. I've not read the first three but think I might try You'll be the Death of Me, having read your review. I can understand your ambivalence about Breakfast at Tiffany's. At one point in the past that book was really important to me, but I can see that to a modern reader it might seem really archaic and some of the social attitudes in it are offensive by modern standards. I first read it in 1970 when I was 20 years old -- over 50 years ago. I've just looked back at the notebook I kept then and I had copied out the speech where Tiffany explains why she couldn't go back with Doc -- the one about not loving a wild thing -- and the bit at the end where the narrator has found the cat. It's interesting that you suddenly clicked with her as a character near the end of the book. Thanks again for sharing your reading and your reflections with me.

Comment: Hi Alex, thank you so much for your entry! It's funny how you can relate with a complete stranger. I am envious that you can actually fill one line a day book. I always fill in for a month, forget and come back next year.

Comment: Thanks for sharing! Your art is beautiful.

Comment: I loved seeing your photos, and especially like the ideal of the "One Line A Day" journal. I used to be better about journaling too, and should really get back into it. Thanks for sharing and hope to swap again soon :)