Thread: Do you read in direct sunlight?
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Old 09-15-2010, 12:16 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by bridgetostars View Post
Well, I'm hardly ever outside for longer than it takes to walk to my car, anyway, so I may be a sort of outlier (I'm Irish-blooded, so I have an excuse! Sunblock is expensive!), but I never really understood the term beach-read. Vacation-read, sure. But beach? I dunno.

I always wondered how many people actually read specifically on the beach. Of course, I know, I'm splitting hairs and overanalyzing, but just for my sake, please do mention if you actually read on the beach.
I don't know what "Irish-blooded" has to do with avoiding the Sun, has the Irish folk angered Apollo so much that he has forsaken that land of Sun?


Anyhow you need to visit us here in "Sun Diego" (San Diego), enjoy the Sun and see for yourself, it is a reading on the beach is very common activity for beach goers. A good amount of people that go to the beach do not actually get in the water, they hag out, sun bath, read, etc...

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