The Daily Something

I read this book called The Four Agreements a little while ago, its by Don Miguel Ruiz and here are the discussion questions that went with it. I got these from his website... so yeah. I wrote this a while ago, and I didn't use the best grammar because I was doing it for a book club so I figured I'd just casually look at these to make my points... but I didn't end up doing that... so yeah. "In The Four Agreements, don Miguel Ruiz introduces the concept of “domestication.” What are some examples of how you were domesticated in your childhood? If you are a parent, are you aware of the ways in which you are domesticating your children?" In school is mostly where I felt domesticated as a kid. There was a teacher that would never give me a sticker because I talked in class, and my mom was always really upset at that so my mom gave me stickers on my napkins at lunch. That was just one way that this teacher was saying "You are supposed to be one way" and...

Heyyyy! So I already posted my Paper towns review  here But I noticed the discussion questions at the end of the book and I thought... well that'd be fun. And I'm actually writing this before the review so that I hopefully won't repeat myself in the review. And these are just the discussion questions at the end of the book and I'll add any questions I think of maybe... I hope there isn't a copyright law for this or anything, these were from the publisher I'm guessing... but I kind of miss school dorkily enough and this feels like homework and I have opinions on the characters... so I'm doing it. Lol. And this contains spoilers, so don't read unless you've read the book. Its a really good book and a fast read and I'm sure the movie is tons of fun too, so read the book, see the movie then meet back here. Or just one or the other... but you know read. "When Margo and Quentin are nine, they make a horrible discovery and respond in very diffe...