In the spring of 2007, a friend loaned me the book, Life of Pi. To tell you the truth, it took awhile to get into the book, but author Yann Martel’s premise stays with me to this day: What story do you tell about circumstances in your life? And does that story match up with what really happened? And are there any consequences if the story you select story and actual happenings don’t mesh?
Why write about this in a sharepost for this site? I guess that two people flash in my mind – Gloria...
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