"Once I sweet-talked a Japanese middle manager into giving me a copy of an internal report my clients wanted a look at. Then I realized I'd eaten my way through a two hundred dollar meal without even tasting it. I guess I was living the good life."
- p. 56 All Her Father's Guns
by James Warner
by James Warner
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Happy weekend everyone!
Imaging getting so caught up in something you really shouldn't be doing that you miss the pleasure of the moment. This sounds very interesting and the title is especially intriguing.
ReplyDeleteInteresting teaser! I think it says a lot about the speaker. I hope you are enjoying the book. Happy reading!
ReplyDeletesounds like a good read.. the name too..
ReplyDeleteSounds like the good life!
ReplyDeleteHello! Thanks for dropping by my blog!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting 'Friday 56'. Thanks for sharing!
Fascinating snippet...thanks for sharing, and for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteInteresting Snippet! Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteI guess the food couldn't have been too spicy or too hot -- some thing are hard to ignore even if you're focused on something else! :D
ReplyDeletethanks for joining me this weekend! and no, i cant imagine eating a $200 meal - bland or not :)
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