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I used to constantly walk around with a book. I'd read huge tomes, whether fiction or non-fiction. With me, not sure what changed, but it happened after I went to college (I was a non-traditional student - started at age 33) & had to read according to assignment instead of pleasure. I still haunted the university libraries as an undergrad to get more, but, by the time I got into grad school, I did less of that. Personal computers showed up during my undergrad years
C. R. Collins 🌳 🐸
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