The final chapter to Breakfast in Istanbul by Brian Martin-Onraet.
Tiffany Choong
Quirky, fun loving free spirit, vegetarian, animal lover, Penang artist and illustrator at BulanLifestyle.com
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November 4, 2015 at 15:40
I will search for the e book! Thanx for the tip
November 3, 2015 at 23:36
De rien ma chère. It probably is out of print, but I’m sure one can find in E-form. Though an anthropology book, it is very nicely written and one does not have to be an expert in the field to enjoy it. It is full of wisdom. I’m sure you would like it.
November 3, 2015 at 13:13
I will check the book out. My kind of thing completely. Thank you again my friend 💕
November 3, 2015 at 01:50
See? It is one of the processes. Different people have different ways of memorizing. Learned than in a couple of books by Edward T.Hall, a fabulous American anthropologist. Try one of his books, “beyond culture”. BTW, he is the one who introduced me to the concept of circular time. And your hand is probably a complementary memory tool to your brain. Close your eyes and try to draw? (The painting you did at Bulan world headquarters does ressemble the original you posted earlier. Where’s that come from? Your head or your hand?
November 1, 2015 at 04:42
Wow. Interesting. You have made me realise that it is true about how I remember things. I too remember better when I take notes