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To: ManyMoose who wrote (235309)	1/21/2008 12:43:17 AM
From: KLP	Respond to of 793917

That's the truth for me too! There just aren't enough hours in the day, unless one is laid up with an ailment. And even then, if we are, chances are we are not feeling very well, and don't want to read, or we wouldn't be lying around anyhow..... And I really don't like to speed read books that I want to read... Years ago, I asked a friend who was very active in local City Government, how she could do all the reading required of the job...(she had literally piles of books and notebooks ALL over the place when I was there)....She said she read them as if they were pulp fiction first, and if they were important, she went back to the sections that were, and reread them carefully. We both laughed, because some of them really were even worse than pulp fiction....<gg> I'm a fast reader, but I wish I could read as fast as LindyBill. He is a marvel at it. There are so many great books out there I can't read them all.