Part III of KYTL

I thought that pages 141-194 were basically filled with nothingness. Which in turn makes me realize that the whole book is basically filled with nothingness which is perhaps why I like it.

I liked how he refered to Sex Drugs and Cocoa Puffs. I havethe book and haven't read all of the part he is talking about that refers to Lenore however it does state that he will never be able to satify a woman and that thats okay because a woman will never satiafy him. (or vice versa. I don't exactly remember.) But this idea in general seems to explain all of his relationships he has throughout the book.

I really enjohyed pages 188 -191. These are the pages that consist of his conversation with the old man in the bar at Best Western. I really liked the way he looked at life. My favorite part of his out look was how you don't really know a person until you see them get angry. I really think that this is true but had never thought of it until I read this part of this book. I know I've been friends with people but once I've seen them get angry, I never forget that other side of them.

His book is taking a slow wind down in this part, yet he still keeps you interested with his random thoughts and ideas.