Watch arriving passengers be given a welcome home to remember at Heathrow Terminal 5. Yes, it's an ad, but it's good to see those smiles.
November 24, 2010
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what he's reading
- :: Switch, by Chip and Dan Heath
- :: Rework, by Jason Fried & David Heinemeir Hansson
- :: Evil Plans, by Hugh MacLeod
- :: Social Nation, by Barry Libert
- :: Six Pixels of Separation, by Mitch Joel
- :: Blue Like Jazz, by Donald Miller
- :: The Mesh, by Lisa Gansky
- :: A Million Miles in a Thousand Years, by Donald Miller
- :: Crush It, by Gary Vaynerchuck
- :: The Wild Things, by David Eggers
what she's reading
- :: The Guy Not Taken, by Jennifer Weiner
- :: Dune Road, by Jane Green
- :: A Touch of Dead, by Charlaine Harris
- :: Almost Moon, by Alice Sebold
- :: Mini Shopaholic, by Sophie Kinsella
- :: The Secret Between Us, by Barbara Delinsky
- :: Dead in the Family, Charlaine Harris
- :: Sleeping Arrangements, by Madeleine Wickham
- :: Along Came A Spider, by James Patterson
- :: Promises to Keep, by Jane Green
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1 comments:
Oh my gosh! I loved it. It gave me tears, (nothing new)
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