[at-l] RE: Bryson's Book

[icw39@ncfreedom.net (Clark)]

I crave reading, but for some reason while on the Trail I had no desire
to read - primarily because I so enjoyed socializing with other people
at shelters, towns and campsites, or enjoyed my early bedtimes to the
sounds of the wind, rain, creeks, crickets and such when alone . . .
books just seemed somehow out of place for me, which is really weird
given how much I read otherwise . . . go figure!

thru-thinker

GADog430@aol.com wrote:

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> In a message dated 9/16/2002 10:03:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> askowronek@mindspring.com writes:
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>>I've been known to carry paperback books.  They're not so
>>very heavy.  Next year I may buy some cheap used books
>>and put them in my maildrops.  :)  I love having something
>>to read at night.  I tried carrying crossword puzzles this year,
>>but they're hard to do when you don't have something
>>solid to write on.
>>
>>-amy
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> How does anyone go without reading everyday?
> It's against the laws of nature.
> dawg
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