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There is not one bad thing that I could say about this book. Eat Pray Love, by Elizabeth Gilbert is a skillfully written, enlightening, witty, intelligent and downright fascinating novel written on the true accounts of the author’s life where she introduces herself to the reader as she is crying on her bathroom floor.

Here I am again, Aunt Chanchira’s pretty daughter, to clarify all relationship curiosities during the current economic crisis, and expect all my fans to be happy and have success in their relationships. OMG! First, thank you very much Dervis Tippin, for sending me your opinion saying you like the previous issue’s story submitted by Steve Seufer who was, I assumed, being cheated on by his girlfriend with the handsome ‘relatives’ who came to visit – lord knows what is true or false.