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kaska Reading Song of Jikhoshi by Katie W Stewart

24 Feb 2012, 02:29 PM | Post: #21

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(24 Feb 2012 02:23 PM)TresaC Wrote: Probably best not to look. But I am sure if you work it out as a cost per day it won't even be as much as a large coffee from a high street shop!

Yes, I know I am trying to justify it, but hey - reading is good for you!

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See, now I feel much better! Especially knowing it's so good for my mental health!
Now I must go off & buy more! Big Grin

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sujay Reading The Glass Guardian by Linda Gillard

24 Feb 2012, 03:42 PM | Post: #22

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But that is saying it's good to re-read books. My problem is I keep finding new ones to read! It's a start though, so can I now justify buying more maybe? Whistle

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TresaC Reading Submissions! A N Other

24 Feb 2012, 03:45 PM | Post: #23

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(24 Feb 2012 03:42 PM)sujay Wrote: But that is saying it's good to re-read books. My problem is I keep finding new ones to read! It's a start though, so can I now justify buying more maybe?

Of course you can Sujay! You are building up a collection to re read when you reach the age that you need to stimulate your brain function.

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kaska Reading Song of Jikhoshi by Katie W Stewart

24 Feb 2012, 03:49 PM | Post: #24

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(24 Feb 2012 03:42 PM)sujay Wrote: So can I now justify buying more maybe?

We are women... It's our prerogative to justify things Tongue

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sujay Reading The Glass Guardian by Linda Gillard

25 Feb 2012, 09:21 AM | Post: #25

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My argument at the minute is I don't spend a fortune on silly girly things, so I am allowed to spend it on intelligent things instead! Thumbs Up

Another good thing about my Kindle is that I can hide them without my husband seeing how many books I have. He used to go mad with me before when he would see them coming in the house, but now I can hide as many as I like and he is none the wiser. Whistle

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kaska Reading Song of Jikhoshi by Katie W Stewart

25 Feb 2012, 09:39 AM | Post: #26

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Same here sujay.
I'm a wellie's & t shirt girl, bare faced & jewellery free, so I can spend my cash on "important" things Wink

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25 Feb 2012, 09:43 AM | Post: #27

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I share an account with OH and he usually asks me for a recommendation of what book to read next - he sometimes points out that there are an awful lot of books in his archive - but I point out that most of them were free, which is only a small white lie! Wink

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25 Feb 2012, 10:10 AM | Post: #28

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You are ladies after my own heart. I have long hair and think of all the money I saved every 6 weeks from not having to go to the hair dresser.

A look round my house will show you what i spend it on.

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