Thread: I just can't borrow books
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Old 05-20-2013, 01:31 AM   #27
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Originally Posted by BeccaPrice View Post
My husband is an acquirer (he's not so organized as a collector would be)- we have more DVDs than we could watch in a century, if we did nothing else.

I've got a touch of that myself, in my ebook collection. But I'll also take books out of the library, and only buy it if it seems like I may want to do a re-read. I do re-read on occasion, going back over favorite books like old friends, so it's nice to have the books on hand when I do that.
I can identify with your husband BeccaPrice as I also have a large DVD collection of movies. Several 1000 at least (some of them are multi-disk collections). I will never lack for something good to watch even with how bad regular TV has gotten in recent decades. I have a lot more ebooks than pbooks now too. They store easily enough.
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