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Florian Schaefer floriansche0ce — Great story about a relationship between a man and his dog.

Vikki Roberts var85 — This is probably my favorite collection of Sandburg's poetry, though I like so much of his work that it's hard to decide in truth. Living outside of Chicago and being familiar with it and with the prairieland as well, the images always strike home. For years I drove downstate, passed endless twists of barbed wire, corn, bleached barns and Sandburg always came to mind. He comes to mind often when I'm in the city. Particularly when I'm on the train there and watching the towns pass by before reaching Union. The idea of Chicago being the "city of big shoulders" or "the hog butcher of the world" have a true ring. Anyone with a favorite city, or a home city or town tend to know a little about it. Or if their parents are from a particular place. My dad remembers stories about the slaughter yards. I've heard about them from other people, some city historians, some family, some just happenstances of conversation or what have you. It's not one of my favorite poems, but it does resonate. For me, it's easy to see why. What I like most about Sandburg is how he captures not just the landscape, but the people. They're the blue collar working class and coming from a completely blue collar family, I can relate to that. But I'd like to think I'd relate anyhow.

Ricardo Calderon bitolcrear9da3 — This book is amazing. It is deceptively simple. It works. I started it in August last year. He has you doing, much, much less, but achieving gargatuan feats in a few months. The idea is you do less, and achieve much, much more. At first it was painful - you pare down to the absolutely necessary and MUST limit yourself to only a few things that you focus on at any given time. For example, if you are making changes in your life - you can only work on one new habit a month. But wow, once you get a few months under your belt, you are truly embedding new habits into your life in a fairly painfree way. Highly recommend this book. A simple elegant solution for our riduclously overworked, fragmented attention, multi-tasking lives. Do not underestimate this simple, easy to use system. I have started writing again, exercising, eating healthily, getting up early to work on passion projects ... each month an amazing change awaits you. Love it.