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How many books have you read so far this year?
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Lollipop Girl
I'm a book worm too, and its way over 8 books so far...
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Sassy
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I'm not even sure how many I've read. I'm on my second one for this week, so it'd be a few!
Matriarch
Quote by darkchallenger
Not nearly as many as I've already bought. I'm falling so behind. Darn Lush!
Sorry about that
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I haven't counted, but it is way more than eight. I love to read!
Matriarch
Quote by Jillicious
Do textbooks count?
I should have stated for entertainment / relaxation purposes, unless you relax by reading textbooks?
Flutterby Pharie
I have read 4 books this week. Plus all of the others I have read since the start of the new year. I love to read! Now, if I could just find a way to make money doing it. lol
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I'm in the big "zero" category myself...I write more than I read...I guess that's not a big surprise to some...
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Counting just the ones on my Kindle, 16. I think there may have been a couple more hardbacks as well.
Quote by Exakta66
I'm in the big "zero" category myself...I write more than I read...I guess that's not a big surprise to some...
Yes, you are in the right category for your capabilities, the "zero" one, good thing you recognise it.
Of course many of us both read and write. It isn't really complicated, nor is it a matter of multi-tasking, and the rewards are incredible for so many reasons, one of them being that our writing is better for it. Too bad that you prefer to be a "zero".
Constant Gardener
2 books.
One on how US corporation - Cargill has slowly acquired a stranglehold over the people of the Earth, because they are now the world's largest producer and distributor of food. Nearly everything, they either control outright, or have a piece of it. Gene manipulation of seed, livestock feed, grains & dairy, beef/pork/poultry production. What they've done to Brazil and Argentina is...wow.
Scary shit.
The other about a cat named Paulson and how he managed to make over 10 billion bucks during the recent world wide economic / market collapse. Equally informative as the first book.
Next up, I think I'll tackle extraterrestrial possibilities - should take the rest of this year.
One on how US corporation - Cargill has slowly acquired a stranglehold over the people of the Earth, because they are now the world's largest producer and distributor of food. Nearly everything, they either control outright, or have a piece of it. Gene manipulation of seed, livestock feed, grains & dairy, beef/pork/poultry production. What they've done to Brazil and Argentina is...wow.
Scary shit.
The other about a cat named Paulson and how he managed to make over 10 billion bucks during the recent world wide economic / market collapse. Equally informative as the first book.
Next up, I think I'll tackle extraterrestrial possibilities - should take the rest of this year.
The same GQP demanding we move on from January 6th, 2021 is still doing audits of the November 3rd, 2020 election.
Advanced Wordsmith
I would estimate about 9 or 10. The problem is my nightstand is still stacked with books I have been meaning to get around to. I am currently working through the short stories of Flannery O'Connor. Too many books, not enough time.
Active Ink Slinger
i run two machines at work
so i push start , than 8 hrs later stop
so i read 2or3 a week
so a lot and still get paid
so i push start , than 8 hrs later stop
so i read 2or3 a week
so a lot and still get paid
Alpha Blonde
I've only read two this year. Both were on vacation. Sitting on a beach or by the pool seems to be one of the few times I'm able to relax enough to get some solid reading done. I'm very ambitious though... I have a ton of books that I start and then stop, and then go back on my home library shelf. And anytime I go into a bookstore, I always find something new that I think I'd like to try. The problem is that I have a short attention span... one of the traits I want to work on going forward.
Net surfing, and magazines (and now Lush) are little indulgences that tend to give me my quick fix these days.
Net surfing, and magazines (and now Lush) are little indulgences that tend to give me my quick fix these days.
Active Ink Slinger
since December I have been in and out of hospitals with my step dad and I carry with me at least 3 books every trip and at least 4 if I have to stay with him over night so I would say I have read at least some 40 or 50 books so far this year heck could be even more.. I will read anything from tourist books to mysteries..and I am currently reading a manual about tantra and the Yoni massages ummm it is a great book I have learned alot
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Internet Philosopher
Over the last few years, I've had to wear glasses and my current pair of blended bi-focals are just not book friendly. Before I needed them, I read voraciously, maybe 20-30 books a year.
Besides, Im now using my extra time to write instead of read.
Besides, Im now using my extra time to write instead of read.
The Wild Girl anthology need not be read in any order but does take place in the following timeframe
Wild at Heart- 1968. The story of Dani’s Great Aunt Evie.
https://www.lushstories.com/stories/first-time/wild-at-heart
Wild Oats. Part 1&2. -2021. Dani is 16 and sets her sights on her stepfather.
https://www.lushstories.com/stories/taboo/wild-oats-part-1
https://www.lushstories.com/stories/taboo/wild-oats-part-2
Wild Child. 2025. Dani is now 20 years old.
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Quote by gypsymothQuote by Exakta66
I'm in the big "zero" category myself...I write more than I read...I guess that's not a big surprise to some...
Yes, you are in the right category for your capabilities, the "zero" one, good thing you recognise it.
Of course many of us both read and write. It isn't really complicated, nor is it a matter of multi-tasking, and the rewards are incredible for so many reasons, one of them being that our writing is better for it. Too bad that you prefer to be a "zero".
I take it you're not going to start an Exakta66 fan club any time soon, eh?
You know you want it, you know you need it bad...get it now on Amazon.com...
Lush Erotica, an Anthology of Award Winning Sex Stories
Quote by Exakta66Quote by gypsymothQuote by Exakta66
I'm in the big "zero" category myself...I write more than I read...I guess that's not a big surprise to some...
Yes, you are in the right category for your capabilities, the "zero" one, good thing you recognise it.
Of course many of us both read and write. It isn't really complicated, nor is it a matter of multi-tasking, and the rewards are incredible for so many reasons, one of them being that our writing is better for it. Too bad that you prefer to be a "zero".
I take it you're not going to start an Exakta66 fan club any time soon, eh?
Why should anyone, since you already have?
Quote by nicolaQuote by Jillicious
Do textbooks count?
I should have stated for entertainment / relaxation purposes, unless you relax by reading textbooks?
Well it just so happens I do.
I read at least 2 books a month, sometimes more. When pressed for time I can read a book like "The Reader" the day of my monthly book club discussion and dinner. Granted, I spend the entire day reading it. Setting your own schedule has benefits.
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