Book Review: eat, pray, love


I just finished a wonderful book by Elizabeth Gilbert: eat, pray, love. What a wonderful spiritual journey the author allowed herself for one full year. She traveled to Italy, India, and Indonesia. I laughed out loud in places and ended up crying during the last few pages. What a treat and treasure. Check it out.

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