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Old 06-13-2001, 04:39 PM   #11
Lady Avalon
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Yeah! I used to read SO much! But since I've got into computers everything else fallen by the wayside!


Fljotsdale, do you have a "to read" pile? I am so far behind it is not even funny and if I would spend less time on the computer, I would definitely get more reading in.



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Old 06-13-2001, 06:12 PM   #12
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Read and sleep more. This thing is worse than a drug! I'm addictted to it.

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Old 06-13-2001, 06:30 PM   #13
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Fljotsdale, do you have a "to read" pile? I am so far behind it is not even funny and if I would spend less time on the computer, I would definitely get more reading in.
Um. Yeah. Embarrassin', ain't it? I have a stack of 5 on my bedside cabinet AND almost a whole bookcase full (smallish bookcase, 3-shelfer) - and those are just the new ones! I have a huge number of books from second-hand bookshops, too! The habit of BUYING the books is even more addictive than reading them - and computers are CONSIDERABLY more addictive than that! I confess! I'm a computerholic!

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Old 06-13-2001, 07:47 PM   #14
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Fljotsdale, I didn't want to confess about buying books. Didn't know there was someone out there that felt like I did. Do you belong to any book clubs? Hey, don't laugh. They have great deals. You can join, get 5 or 6 books for a dollar and the only requirement is to buy two more books (actually the book clubs are all different, just using an example) in the next two years. The books are below retail cost, so it's great. After I'm in a book club for awhile and when I fulfill the requirement, I quit and before you know it, they are sending me something in the mail to join again. I currently have about 20 books that I haven't read yet, including "The Dark Elf Trilogy" and "Legacy of the Drow" by R. A. Salvatore.

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Old 06-13-2001, 09:10 PM   #15
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Books and PnP.
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Old 06-14-2001, 12:38 AM   #16
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Old 06-14-2001, 03:22 AM   #17
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Hello Barbucha! Nice to meet you! My daughter-in-law is Czech! Her name is Radmilla, but she hates it, so she is Radka. I love her to bits! Great girl!
Hello Fljotsdale! Nice to meet you! I understand your dauther-in-law, I don't know in english, but in czech for me Radmila sounds hard , on the other hand Radka sounds kindly.

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Old 06-14-2001, 09:22 AM   #18
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Hello Fljotsdale! Nice to meet you! I understand your dauther-in-law, I don't know in english, but in czech for me Radmila sounds hard , on the other hand Radka sounds kindly.

It sounds fine to English people! But Radka is a really nice girl - and VERY good for my son, lol! She keeps him in order! They have been married 4 years and still love each other to bits. I am English, but my ex-husband is of part Polish, part Armenian parentage. I wanted my son to marry an English girl! But Radka understands him MUCH better than any of the English girls he went out with. She is just the best wife he could have!
Next time she visits, I'll ask her to post a message for you in General Discussions Forum


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Old 06-14-2001, 10:08 AM   #19
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It sounds fine to English people! But Radka is a really nice girl - and VERY good for my son, lol! She keeps him in order! They have been married 4 years and still love each other to bits. I am English, but my ex-husband is of part Polish, part Armenian parentage. I wanted my son to marry an English girl! But Radka understands him MUCH better than any of the English girls he went out with. She is just the best wife he could have!
Next time she visits, I'll ask her to post a message for you in General Discussions Forum
If they love each other nationality does not matter.
Message from her will be nice thank you, but next week I have a holiday and I will be on internet till monday 25. I go with my girlfriend and her cousins and she-cousins on bike. We will travel in southern Bohemia.

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Old 06-14-2001, 02:43 PM   #20
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I guess that would really depend on why I couldn't use the computer anymore.

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