"People who are mastering something that fascinates them become fascinating to others. If you want to capture people's attention, put your own attention on something that has nothing to do with them; oil painting, cooking, wildlife rescue. The more you get lost in what you're doing, the more interesting you'll become."

I was at Fully Booked this afternoon looking for a good bookmark  for the book that I brought to work to read during my idle time. Instead of buying a quite pricey one, I opted to get this. Not because I was in a hurry; but paying a costly price for it would be a stubborn decision.

But apart from that, the main reason why I decided to leave the bookstore with this choice was simple:

What was written in it reminded me about us. The word "friend" is more than just a simple reference of how we call each other. I realized that this is the appropriate description of the kind of bond that we have. This said so -- exactly.

A few days before I took my holiday break at work, I took time to drop by the Fully Booked branch near my office to browse the available books that they have. Visiting the place during my lunch break has been a wonderful routine for me for the past few months.

Their books are a bit expensive; but then, they've got lots of titles from different authors. I was busy checking out the large print versions of Nicholas Sparks' books when lo and behold, I found this familiar title book quietly ignored at one corner: