I am an intellectual snob, or at least I am confused by a conspicuous absence of reading material.

Feb 22, 2007 17:01

It hit me today that I am an intellectual snob while I was watching my daughter's classmates talk about the most recent book orders while waiting to be picked up after school ( Read more... )

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jrsonday February 22 2007, 23:03:14 UTC
Hey -- can you add my new journal? I switched from jessis to jrsonday.

Thank you!! :-)

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realta_dubh February 22 2007, 23:21:00 UTC
I know what you mean. I am amazed that the average college graduate only reads 1 book a year. Now, since I read 87 last year, that means a lot of people never read at all. How do people not read? I find myself sneaking it in all the time. I also have a book in the car and read 3 or 4 at a time.

Reading is such an important thing in our house. I know that the oldest has gotten that. I have become my mother and am often heard saying "Put that book down at the dinner table." I caved about breakfast since it was books or cereal boxes. :)

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gamahucheur February 23 2007, 06:46:47 UTC
ince I read 87 last year, that means a lot of people never read at all
Well, g_dd_mnit, cut back a little and let them have a chance!

;-)

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realta_dubh February 23 2007, 20:21:40 UTC
:-)

Actually I was in a very big slump for the past 6 years. Young ones and reading are definitely antithetical. So I was part of 50bookchallenge and 15000pages last year as a challenge for myself. I am hoping for 100 and 30,000 this year. But I will try not to hog all the good ones.

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rainingvodka February 23 2007, 00:52:21 UTC
I dunno. I don't see much trouble suggesting the Bible isn't good reading. I got bored halfway through Genesis.

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ronimaymac February 24 2007, 06:40:58 UTC
I wholeheartedly agree. But, I'm also a book snob.

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