Well, the book is really good. There's 6 parts. I've read the first. What a concept! This girl in a coma. But she can hear! And think! She's sarcastic, at times. She thinks the range of a humans emotions. Just can't move.

She gets visitors. A catholic nun, her family, roommate, ex bf, doctors, her soldier bro on Skype. The police are investigating the accident. The detective takes to dropping by with his lunch to tell her updates. She starts to ponder the folks who stop by. Now remember, she's lying there with her eyes closed. But strangely, folks talk to her. They have been told she may be able to hear her.

I was thinking its similar to how folks like to unburden themselves to pets. Even talk to plants. But I never thought of a coma patient. A volunteer comes by to read her poems. She enjoys that. It's just so interesting how her experience is. She can't feel or move her body. But she can smell, appreciate kindness. She's a virtual participant in life.

I thought, why was this book topic never introduced before. How did author think of it? Well, when she was 10, a teacher told how she had been in a coma once and could hear folks. Ah! Real life experience. Bingo!

Lets say you're planning to eat the whole thing. A cinnamon roll is twisted into a circle. Imagine a long licorice rope arranged in a circle. Do you just bite in? But soon pieces will start falling off. I started eating at the end and continuing.

But, alas and alack, a cinnamon roll isn't ideal for Ch. So I cut it in half. But then I had the same problem of biting into a whole one. The pieces started to fall. This was really annoying me. So I devised a new way. I cut the center out! Now there's 2 acceptable, lower calorie pieces. One large onion ring looking piece, and the other a small cinnamon roll. Mr x commented that I had cut them up. He doesn't even eat them. Now when you confront the small cinnamon center, you'll be faced with the same problem as before. Do you nibble from the end or do you simply bite in? But I can't solve all your problems for free.

This is the new book I'm reading. 20+ something girl is in a coma from a car accident. Looks like she's the lost sheep in her family. So, she's in a coma, but she can hear! Sounds promising. What juicy tidbits might come her way!

Is the main character of my new book. He is a vampire. I'm not fond of vampire stuff, per se, but this is set amongst regular life. Seems like he has a mortal daughter who is a fearless police detective.

Mr x turned the a team on. Wonder what the a stands for.

Just made hot buttered broccoli. Mr x put salad dressing on it.

There was a very inspiring story about a holocaust survivor who is friends with a nazi s granddaughter. They are rooming together even. She was interested in the consequences of her relatives past, and the survivor had never given up hope.

He'll get you every time. I rather like the show. So formulaic, and a guest star to boot. Boot. Boots. Ah... Such a singular look. My first boot was white. Probably vinyl. I sure liked it. Later I got a brown boot in high school. Even later, a coworker gave me some hand me down boots. 4! 3 were identical in black, wine, brown. Rather high heel. The last boot was suede with a low heel. I sure liked those boots. I don't have any boots now, but I still have the red shoe tree. You stick it down the boot to retain the shape.

Colombo s trying to get his man. Some music conductor. I've got a sneezing allergy. We had a rousing hail storm today. Exquisite. Colombo just got the guy. Read some article saying at a certain advanced IQ score, chances are higher that they could be criminal. And get away with it! Like Sherlock s nemesis, Dr Moriarty, he's some Astro physicist.

Time to scrounge for snacks. Maybe the ubiquitous cashew.