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Mildly related to the previous post, I've collected three Vonnegut books from used bookstores, his first two and God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater (the first i read and still my favorite so far) but always lamented not being able to find more, especially his three most popular, Cat's Cradle, Breakfast Of Champions and Slaghterhouse-Five. This is all the fault of me preferring used bookstores because I don't like spending money.
Anyway, on my third successive trip to the library this month (because bigger cities mean bigger, cooler libraries) I picked up the third successive book off that short list. Hurray!
Sorry, The Ticket That Exploded, you're going back on the shelf for now.
Also, 20-30 minute bus trips to and from work have definitely helped conquer my occasional laziness towards reading. Now if only I could do something about my laziness towards drawing and writing and making music and stuff.
Anyway, on my third successive trip to the library this month (because bigger cities mean bigger, cooler libraries) I picked up the third successive book off that short list. Hurray!
Sorry, The Ticket That Exploded, you're going back on the shelf for now.
Also, 20-30 minute bus trips to and from work have definitely helped conquer my occasional laziness towards reading. Now if only I could do something about my laziness towards drawing and writing and making music and stuff.