Last night at book club it was my turn to review a book. The group chose The Beginner's Goodbye by Ann Taylor. We ended up having a great discussion. The group was really clicking along. People were adding comments that were short and on topic making the discussion move almost magically around the table. I love it when a good plan comes together. In the book a romance develops. I totally did not see it coming. I read the book twice and even knowing a romance was in the making, I still didn't see it coming. Other people in the group did see the romance blooming. Our group was about 25 people and 5 saw the romance coming. They claim it was a comment the man made about the woman's physical presence. I'll read it again to see if I can find it. I am sometimes gullible and a little oblivious on picking up on social cues. If I can find signals in a novel, maybe I will be able to find more signals in my real life as well. One can hope!
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
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