Bright Idea #3

Do not allow yourself to become so flustered about taking too long pondering new ingredients that you screw up your samwich, when the only person you are going to inconvenience is the "Sandwich Artist".

The Book of Bright Ideas

The Book of Bright Ideas
Author: Sandra Kring

Admittedly, this novel has been sitting on my bookshelf for more than three years since I had to have it and packed it all the way home from Jessie’s in Honolulu, but I honestly believe that it waited for a reason.

This story inspired me. I remember what it was like to be little and still believe in stuff; I know what it is like to learn lessons the hard way and as I grow wiser, am learning to learn from every experience I have.

Until recently it has been easy for me to assume that I am a grown-up and can remember all of the bright ideas that cross my mind; I have come to realize now how un-bright this assumption was.

True-to-life dramas endear readers to the fascinating characters in this novel; if approached with an open-mind, inspiration can be experienced throughout.

Bright Idea #2

When you read a book that you want to recommend to others, write down the title and perhaps even the author so you don't forget what it was.

Bright Idea #1

When you have a bright idea, take the time to write it down so you don't forget it.