From the time that I was a kid, reading hard-backs was a whole experience for me. I miss that. It’s not the same for me reading books on my kindle (on my iPad or iPhone).
Before my last move, I got rid of 99% of the books that I had collected over the years. Even though there were only a few that I had read more than once, there was something comforting when I sat in my reading chair in my office, surrounded by my bookcases filled with books.
This science is fascinating. I need to preserve my brain power as long as I can. I think that I will see what my local library has. Before smartphones, I would get books from the library every week. I don’t even know when I stopped going. Kindle is easy and handy and I simply stopped getting hard-backs.
From the time that I was a kid, reading hard-backs was a whole experience for me. I miss that. It’s not the same for me reading books on my kindle (on my iPad or iPhone).
Before my last move, I got rid of 99% of the books that I had collected over the years. Even though there were only a few that I had read more than once, there was something comforting when I sat in my reading chair in my office, surrounded by my bookcases filled with books.
This science is fascinating. I need to preserve my brain power as long as I can. I think that I will see what my local library has. Before smartphones, I would get books from the library every week. I don’t even know when I stopped going. Kindle is easy and handy and I simply stopped getting hard-backs.
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From the time that I was a kid, reading hard-backs was a whole experience for me. I miss that. It’s not the same for me reading books on my kindle (on my iPad or iPhone).
Before my last move, I got rid of 99% of the books that I had collected over the years. Even though there were only a few that I had read more than once, there was something comforting when I sat in my reading chair in my office, surrounded by my bookcases filled with books.
This science is fascinating. I need to preserve my brain power as long as I can. I think that I will see what my local library has. Before smartphones, I would get books from the library every week. I don’t even know when I stopped going. Kindle is easy and handy and I simply stopped getting hard-backs.