Thread: Where's the Most Extreme Place You've Done It?
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Old 07-21-2010, 09:33 PM   #93
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Originally Posted by Sydney's Mom View Post
I love this topic - I read all of the replies, and obviously I have a very dull life (but if my husband ever read while we were doing that, I would be more famous than Lorena Bobbit).

I have read in every line I have ever been in. Don't even mind screening, because I can usually finish a chapter or two. Probably the most unusual is waiting in the car pool line for my daughter. Nothing unusual about that, but I get there REALLY EARLY, so I can get a lot of reading in. I increase the font size and read at night in bed with a very dim light. I read while I knit (turing pages really slows me down, but I am not in a race).

Obviously, I am too wild for this group.
I like the idea of getting places extremely early to fit in time for reading. Even if you don't have the most exciting examples, you can live vicariously through ours. That's what reading is all about! What sort of stuff do you usually read?
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