ecrownfiel

In article <3fc2972b$1@news.sacoriver.net>, "lw"
<wakefield0ground@sacoriver.net> writes:


I'm just catching up on a bunch of old posts, and I have to suggest, Louise,
that reading under the bed is probably not the best way to get the most out of
your books.

:-),
Elizabeth

ecrownfiel

In article <3fc2972b$1@news.sacoriver.net>, "lw"
<wakefield0ground@sacoriver.net> writes:


I'm just catching up on a bunch of old posts, and I have to suggest, Louise,
that reading under the bed is probably not the best way to get the most out of
your books.

:-),
Elizabeth

lw

Yes, it's kind of like being in the closet. Light may not be too great in
there. lw

cmgreenlnd

Perhaps Louise has a similar habit to mine -- reading just before falling
asleep, and often books slip of the bed somehow....

I never have discovered how to read and sleep at the same time, but if any of
you have, do let me know. Quite often, if I'm missing a book, I most often find
that it's slipped under the bed AFTER I fell asleep reading -- again. :-/

Blessings,


Christine

Christine M. Greenland

"Give over thine own willing, give over thy own running, give over thine own
desiring to know or be anything and sink down to the seed which God sows in the
heart." Isaac Penington