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Old 10-24-2018, 01:35 AM   #4822
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What I find interesting is that the three of us each have the same response to stress -- we reach for an old favourite. Our particular choice of old favourite is different, but the need is the same -- something we know we'll enjoy. And that won't tax us or require deep attention, since we've been here before.
One of my favourite reads is Three Men in a Boat which I blame Robert A. Heinlein for. I will blame H. Beam Piper for my collection of James Branch Cabell books. My collection of Thorne Smith books is, sadly, all my own fault. Looking back, the Pentiction Public Library and several used book stores for allowing an impressionable teen to read anything he choose should carry part of the blame for my addiction.
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