It’s not often I get asked to tell a story from my daily life in a coffee table book. But I think I’ve always had a very interesting version of this book sitting nearby.
The book is called teapot diffuser by Karyn Grant, a journalist who lives in Massachusetts. In it she writes about her daily life, including the many times when she’s just sitting there in the middle of the day. She describes her life as “coffee house, coffee table, coffee, teapot, tea, tea….
If you’ve ever sat down and started to write, you know that writing is really hard work. Even when you know that you will finish the piece before it is even done, it still takes a lot of work. Because you have to take time to figure out the right story, the ones that really go with your own story. I don’t think I would have gotten as far as I have if I didn’t have this book nearby.
When the book’s finished, you can go back and re-write and re-read the whole thing in the morning. I think you have to be on guard to make sure that the rest of the book is right and that the rest of the story is right. The same thing applies to the rest of the book. Youve gotta be aware of the story, and youve gotta get it right.
I think I would have gotten more into it if the other books hadnt been in the same genre, so in a way its like a collection of books.
The book has been re-written, and its actually two separate books. The first part is called “The Book of the Day” and it’s basically the same story as the rest of the book, which you can read on your own. The book covers the day in the story. The second part, called “The Book of the Week”, has chapters on a weekly basis.
