Experience Passport: 45 Ways To Broaden Your Horizons

By Alex Egner | Crafts, Hobbies and Home books | DMCA

This pocket-sized passport guides users to explore the world around them and have more life-enriching experiences with dozens of creative prompts. Take a different path to work or school every day for a week; converse with someone who speaks a different language; read an award-winning work of fiction; sketch and learn about five constellations. With space to record observations and passport "stamp...

Diary: 64 pages
Publisher: Chronicle Books; Gjr edition (October 7, 2014)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1452128227
ISBN-13: 978-1452128221
Product Dimensions: 4.5 x 0.4 x 7 inches
Amazon Rank: 109910
Format: PDF ePub TXT ebook

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reviews: Awesome recommendations for thinking outside the box and gaining new perspectives on everything from various schools of philosophy to learning a new musical instrument to conversing with a complete stranger. I love these tips and will be using this b...

As pictured (please see my image); misses / miss petite dresses; envelope has sticker removal mark; pattern is uncut/new. I should have known when I saw a typo in the Table of Contents (The Cricket on the Hearth's first section is "Chird" not "Chirp the First") that this was not going to be an acceptable Kindle read. I always try to limit what I eat when I am on them, but it just never seems to work, and the weight just keeps piling on. The author took a complex topic and made it read like a novel.