Book Bonanza Wednesday! Chapter 18: Coming to terms
by Pace and Kyeli on May 13th, 2009 @ 9:30 am in
Usual Error Project
Tags: the usual error audiobook, the usual error ebook
Each week we give away the next chapter of our book for free. We hope you enjoy it! Here’s this week’s chapter:
Chapter 18: Coming to terms
Mary and Kathi’s Example: A Few Sandwiches
Mary: “I’m hungry. What is there to eat?”
Kathi: “There were a few sandwiches left over from dinner last night. I put them in the fridge.”
Mary: “I can’t find them. I only ate three this afternoon. Where are the rest?”
Kathi: “Oh, I think that’s about all there were, three or so.”
Mary: “I thought you said there were a few!”
Kathi: “Yeah, you know, a few, three or so.”
Mary: “What?! Everyone knows ‘a few’ means at least five or six. Now what am I supposed to eat?”
…and here’s the rest:
Today’s guest stars are Amanda Braman-Ray as Mary and Heather The Great as Kathi. Don’t they make a cute couple? (;
- Related posts:
- Book Bonanza Wednesday! Chapter 14: It’s not all about me
- The Final Book Bonanza Wednesday! Chapter 34: Endings
- Book Bonanza Wednesday! Chapter 30: It’s okay to have problems
- Book Bonanza Wednesday! Chapter 26: What do I get out of being right?
- Book Bonanza Wednesday! Chapter 28: Verbal aikido
 Have you read our book, The Usual Error? It teaches you how to solve communication issues with compassion and understanding, how to get rid of needless conflict from your life, how to make your relationships smoother, and how to generally be happier. Also, the illustrations are super cool. (:You can buy it on Amazon or read it for free online. |
#1 Posted by
Bob Poole on May 14th, 2009 2:23 pm | link
Does the concept of monkey sphere (150 people) conflict with that of a tribe (lot of people)? Or, is it likely that within a tribe, you can only pay attention to 150 or less yet still belong to a larger group in a loosely organized fashion?
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