Yes, it's time for the next meeting of Life On The Same Page Book Club. I'm so excited! The meetings are so much fun, and I truly enjoy time with these brilliant, beautiful women! I love the discussion that happens. It actually makes me feel smarter! :) Come be a part of it. . .
The meeting will be held at The Barnes & Noble Cafe at San Tan Village, in Gilbert, Arizona. (That's the mall I work in as well!) It's on Williams Field Rd. & San Tan Village Parkway (or Greenfield) right off the 202 South. Monday, April 19th, at 7:00pm.
The book we are discussing is The Five People You Meet In Heaven by Mitch Albom. It's really an easy read, you could still pick it up & have it read in time for the meeting. It's a small but very powerful book. With lots of topics for discussion: Life, Death, & Heaven. Parenting, Love, Anger, & Forgiveness. You will want to be a part of it.
Some of the women I'm living Life On The Same Page with. . .
Come out & join us!
I really hope to see you there!
Some of the women I'm living Life On The Same Page with. . .
Come out & join us!
I really hope to see you there!
4 comments:
I totally got sucked in! The book club, the grapefruit picking, the new job (congrats!), the Easter post...I'm not a parent and I could still relate. :-)
How sweet of your husband to have gotten you your own domain as a present!
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Happy SITS Saturday Sharefest! :-)
~ Alyna
I so wish I could be there. My husband and girls are going to be in Phoenix that week for school vacation week, but I opted to stay home and have the week to myself. I would have loved to have dropped in for the meeting. Looks like an awesome group of women.
I loved Tuesdays with Morrie, I will give it a read. Thanks
This looks like such a lovely book club! If I lived in Arizona I would totally be joining you!
That is a great book as well, as always with Mitch Albom books there are many tears and many lessons.
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