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By Laramy Applekamp on 07-21-08
Yes! There are still people out there who read for pleasure; who actually PREFER reading to other forms of entertainment! Oh, and I’m glad I’m not the only one who obsesses over typos--it never ceases to amaze me how books, even after multiple editions, can still have errors! But then again, I need only to read over some of my lit essays (which I have meticulously edited [or so I thought]) to find some of those same errors…
Oh, and (in my mind) the only thing that may beat reading all day on a cozy (albeit broken) couch is reading all day on a boat out on Flathead Lake, though then one must contend with the sunburn that inevitably follows…