The Sound of One Thigh Clapping: Haiku for a Thinner You The paradoxof Atkins-shed pounds while wolfing down cheese, eggs, and meat-distilled to a Zen-like utterance.. The result is The Sound of One Thigh Clapping, a collection of tiny, hilarious moments in the epic journey to reach the Land of
| TITLE | : | The Sound of One Thigh Clapping: Haiku for a Thinner You |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.89 (283 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 0761131426 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Hardcover |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 128 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2003-11-15 |
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The rigors of Ornish, reduced to seventeen syllables. Weight Watchers in three lines of enigmatic verse. The paradoxof Atkins-shed pounds while wolfing down cheese, eggs, and meat-distilled to a Zen-like utterance. Or call it the path to losing oneself, in the language of finding oneself. Inspired by a weight loss guru's pithy sayings-Craving is the root of all suffering, Self-esteem = Sodium-Meredith Clair, an inveterate dieter, explores the connection between diet and haiku, eacha discipline that insists on cutting out excess, stripping down to the bare essentials, and counting, be it calories or syllables. The result is The Sound of One Thigh Clapping, a collection of tiny, hilarious moments in the epic journey to reach the Land of the Thin.
EDITORIAL :
About the Author Meredith Clair is a lawyer and haiku poet.
REVIEW :
It's a must have stocking stuffer. Umrather than repeat what all the other negative reviews have said, I'll just say: ditto! This author clearly did not have a strong grasp of technical writing. It is all a rich gray.
Sarah Hafner's aim here seems finally to be precisely this: to take the glib sensationalism out of alcoholism in particular, and by doing so to offer hope. Preaching a ton of facts that only make you feel worse won't help. After a few years of going with modern super cars and concept cars for my calendars, it is an amazing change of pace to tribute all these incredible classic sports cars.. In every way, this book alone can replace five to six other ordinary books.
In elecromagnetics, the biggest problem lies in understanding. The Bibliography and index are more extensive than I have every seen in an OTHR publication, which should give the student ample opp
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