This may be of interest to anyone who gives readings. Here in the UK, The Grauniad newspaper(1) has a series called 'What I'm Really Thinking'. Each item is very short and only takes two minutes to read. It provides many interesting slants on life from many different lives. For anyone interested in giving readings, it's a golden treasury of lines, themes and ways of empathising with people.

http://www.theguardian.com/lifean…/…......thinking

(1) The newspaper is actually called The Guardian. In the days before digital typesetting, the paper had a reputation for poor proof-reading and a far higher than average number of typos. These criticisms were somewhat justified, if generally rather exaggerated. A satirical magazine (Private Eye) rather wittily took to calling the paper 'The Grauniad', as if they were so hopeless at typesetting they would even get their own name wrong. The name has stuck ever since.

Hi Ian,

Thanks for the heads-up, but the link won't allow you to go directly to the "What I'm Really Thinking" post. Use this: http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle

Look for the "What I'm Really Thinking" section and use their link.

Regards, Steve

Thanks Ian, bookmarked.

Or you could try this:
http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/......thinking

Thank you, that's a gold mine

I like the ex daughter in law one

For other great lines (definitely don't) turn to horrorscopes:
http://horrrorscopes.tumblr.com