[Xenalyte]

Four books would be a slow two weeks for me.

[theFIRMbss]

>Four books would be a slow two weeks for me

Didn't Kelly say, "Books? Who reads books? Anything that you need to learn a person can learn from a movie or a date." Could Kelly be wrong?!

[RikaStrom]

Four books would be a slow two weeks for me.

Hey Xena, long time!

It would be a MASSIVELY slow week for me. Especially now that I have found the wonders of eBooks and the instant gratification of downloading them..now. Right now. Now, now, now.

LOL

I love to read. I was on a sci-fi kick this last weekend. David Weber and his stuff.

[tioga]

But I’ll bet those same folks watched four television show is a night........rme

[Verloona Ti]

Me, too! I average 12 a month-good grief, how can there be people who read NOTHING in a whole year???? (BTW, the majority of what I read is nonfiction, despite my two X chromosomes.)

[Maigrey]

Ditto. I'm normally reading 4 at a time (right now, it's 2, so it's a slow time.)

Does Freeping count? I read on here ravenously! It feeds my reading addiction.

[Psycho_Runner]

“Four books would be a slow two weeks for me.”

Personally, I think quality is more important than quantity. Atlas Shrugged really slowed me down as well as the biograpy of Einstein.

I am glad more people don’t read. This naturally helps me advance in life by reading self improvement books, as well as technical and career books.

[N. Theknow]

Four books would be a slow two weeks for me.

That's about all I can manage with all the traffic. Middle of the day isn't too bad but rush hour is pathetic, and now I got school buses to watch for.

Tried books on CD but my mind kept wandering like I was in church.