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Old 06-20-2008, 04:14 PM   #52
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Originally Posted by Katiesue View Post
I'm new to the forum and have loved reading the threads here. I am just about to wrap up my forties.

I too have always loved reading, although I don't think I began to read as early as some of you. But one thing in my childhood that made a difference is the fact that we did not have a TV until I was older. So I did more reading for entertainment that the average kid. My parents finally bought a small black and white TV when I was about 12.....by then all the other families on the block had color TV's. My brother and I used to nag the stew out of our folks about getting a TV, but now I'm very grateful that we didn't have one.
i didn't have a tv growing up either. you're right, i think it makes a big difference.
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