Reading Books
Very rarely do I meet someone who doesn't like books or doesn't like to read. People love finding that book that they can't put down.
But what I hear often is that people don't have time to read. Life is too hectic and by the time they are finished with work, and cooking and driving kids around everywhere, there's not time at the end of the day for a good book.
I totally get that. I feel the same way lots of times. Usaually about exercise : )
But the awesome thing about people on Goodreads is that they DO find the time to read books. And not only that, but to share with friends what they've read and to rate and review books.
So how do you all find the time to enjoy books? Any tips?
But what I hear often is that people don't have time to read. Life is too hectic and by the time they are finished with work, and cooking and driving kids around everywhere, there's not time at the end of the day for a good book.
I totally get that. I feel the same way lots of times. Usaually about exercise : )
But the awesome thing about people on Goodreads is that they DO find the time to read books. And not only that, but to share with friends what they've read and to rate and review books.
So how do you all find the time to enjoy books? Any tips?
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Aug 08, 2012 03:08PM
Like any priority (exercise, ha), I make time for it, by getting up earlier in the morning or staying up later at night; carrying a book or Kindle that I can pull out while waiting in line, at the doctor's office, etc. The easiest way to find time to read is to turn off the TV.
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True that, I usually have time only after work and school before going to sleep, so I often fall asleep if I start too lateWhat Jazmin says is important, If I even had a TV, I would waste soo many reading time on it! I'm glad I don't.
Saludos de un fan, Lara! que bueno verte por acá!
