Being a hard core tea drinker myself, you can imagine how at home I am drinking tea in the cradle of tea-drinking culture, Great Britain:
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About Me
- David Durham
- Nashville, Tennessee, United States
- David Durham is a cultural affairs consultant, educator and musician, with over 30 years of cross-cultural experience. He considers himself the world's richest man, with a loving wife of 27 years, three amazing sons,two beautiful daughters-in-law and a grandson. He is intrigued by the beauty of cultural diversity and the question of why we're on this planet to begin with.
Current and Recommended Books
- Culture:
- Exclusion and Embrace
- The Rise of the Creative Class
- La République, les religions, l'espérance
- Cross-Cultural Dialogues
- Serving with Eyes Wide Open
- Travel as a Political Act
- The Culture Code
- Foreign to Familiar
- Kiss, Bow or Shake Hands
- Glocalization
- Why the Rest Hates the West
- Entrepreneurship/Personal Development:
- The Art of Nonconformity
- The Eighth Habit
- Rich Dad Poor Dad for Teens
- The Four Hour Work Week
- Rich Dad's Guide to Investing in Gold and Silver
- Outliers: The Story of Success
- Tribes
- Meatball Sundae
- The Millionaire Maker
- Increase Your Financial IQ
- Rich Dad Poor Dad
- Fiction:
- The Confession
- Pompeii: A Novel
- The Broker
- The Unlikely Spy
- Dreamers of the Day
- Jacob I Loved
- Faith:
- Don't Know Much About the Bible
- The Journey of Desire
- The Return of the Prodigal Son
- Do Hard Things: A Teenage Rebellion Against Low Expectations
- A New Kind of Christian
- The Shack
- Velvet Elvis
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1 comment:
Wow, that really made me want some of the clotted cream we had in Exeter. Yum!
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