Books Read in 2003 - Oy vey! I'm not reading enough books per year. Will try to make a To Read list every month to make sure I keep up with my reading. My goal is three books a month, and I'm focusing on award winning books.

A Writer's Time - Ken Atchity
Amazing Healing Foods - Marsh Morrison
And both were young - Madaleine L’engle
Angels & Demons - Dan Brown
Art since 1940 - Jonathan Feinberg
Blood Child & Other Stories - Octavia E. Butler
Cold Mountain - Charles Frazier
Dressing Rich - Leah Feldon
False memory - Dean Koontz
God talk: Travels in Spiritual America - Brad Gooch
I Heard the Owl Call my Name - Margaret Craven
Liars Poker - Michael Lewis
Making a Good Writer Great - Linda Seger
Miracle Body Tuneup for Rejuvenated Health - Marsh Morrison
Miracle Guide for Pain Free Health - Marsh Morrison
Misc vacation reading - read 2 harleqn romances & an organization book (how embarrassing but I was at my grandma's house and they were there)
Paradise Park - Allegra Goodman
Phantoms - Dean Koontz
Possession - A. S. Byatt
The Avatar Masters Handbook - Harry Palmer
The Cat who Smelled Smoke - Lillian Braun
The Da Vinci Code - Dan brown
The David story - Robert Alter
The Hours - Michael Cunningham
The Kitchen God's wife - Amy Tan
The Legend of Bagger Vance - Steven Pressfield
The Plains of Passage - Jean Auel
The Shelters of Stone - Jean Auel
The Time is Now - Rabbi Daniel S Wolk
The Whole Picture - Richard Walter

I woke up early this morning dreaming of aliens disguised as human. The dream was so interesting, I went back to sleep to see if I could reenter it. I was able to reenter my alien dreamworld four times, and each time the new dream picked up where the old dream ended.

I was with a group of people, and somehow we were the only ones who could tell who the martians really were. We were trying to infiltrate the martian community in the dessert.

But then I woke up finally and couldn't get back to sleep. Damn!!! The dream hadn't ended yet, and I didn't find out why the martians were on the earth or why they were disguised as humans. It's like not being able to watch the end of a movie.

On the way to the grocery store, I saw a double rainbow. I love rainbows!

I can't remember the last time I saw a double rainbow. I'm hoping it's a sign that good things are going to start happening in my life. Not that things aren't good, but they could always be better.

It's the month for Dine about Town 2004 again. For the whole month of January, you can eat for really cheap at some of San Francisco's finest restauratnts.

"More than 110 of San Francisco's finest restaurants will offer three-course prix-fixe menus at $19.95 for lunch and/or $29.95 for dinner. A la carte menus are available as well."

Enjoy!