This is the last non-fictional book that I have read all the way through. I tried to read The Zoo Keepers Wife but I just couldn’t get through it it. Her writing for me was super hard to get through. I think it was because she spent so much time describing things instead of just telling the story. The only non-fictional books that I enjoy reading are about the Holocaust. For some reason that time period has always interested me. I love to read the stories of the Jews that survived and the ones that didn’t.
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One of this weeks prompts for Mama Kat’s Writers Workshop was to list 50 things that I look for in a man. Since I am going through a divorce and what not I figure this would be a fun one to do. Now the question is if I can really make a list of 50 things. I am going to try but I am not going to make any promises on it. Oh and they are not in any order.
- Respectful
- Responsible
- Caring
- Not scared of the MS
- Understanding
- Kind
- Helpful
- Love’s my girls like I do
- Treats their mom right
- Likes animals
- Would be willing to serve in the military if asked to do so or already in the military
- Funny
- Happy
- Willing to work and pay bills
- Good credit
- Not a cheater
- Honest
- Willing to help others
- Not controlling
- Realizes that I have my own brain and that I will use it!
- Not scared of a women who speaks her mind
- Gets along with my family
- Like quiet time some of the time
- Doesn’t put his friends before me all of the time. I understand that at times it is okay but all the time just gets to be too much
- Has plans and goals for the future
- Respects family
- Is okay with me not wanting to have my own kids but I am okay with them having kids already.
- Good work ethic
Okay all I could come up with was 28 so that is all you are going to get!!!!
It's hard to get to 50. I couldn't do it either. Your list is just right!
You picked some great characteristics!
That's a very good list!
I also like to read books about the Holocaust. The stories of survival are absolutely fascinating and inspiring!