Here's a fun video with Elizabeth Gilbert about her book, Committed. Has anyone read it yet?
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sigh, i love elizabeth gilbert! i can't wait to read committed. what were your thoughts on the book?
I loved it! It was different from EPL in a lot of ways, but had the same general vibe. It was a bit more academic--she did a lot of research about marriage and wove that into stories about her life, her family, and the people she met on her travels. It's all interesting though. I'd definitely recommend it!
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