Comfortable Chair And a Nice Reading Lamp
Some folks have talked about too much short-attention-span web reading leads to difficulty approaching, say, War & Peace or Moby Dick. I've noticed that. I haven't actually sat down and read a significant print book in years. Gift books stack up, in the round tuit stack.
A comfortable chair and a nice reading lamp might help.
Christmas day, daughter handed me a gift, by feel a very hefty book. Not being a reader of late, I tore back the wrapping with some trepidation. The Autobiography of Mark Twain... Volume One! If anything would get my book-reading gears going again, this could do it.
I need to go reading chair shopping now.
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