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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI'll take mine with cream and a little sugar, please.
Dang, I do love a good conversation! A cup of coffee, and yes, have a seat and kick off your shoes and put your feet up.
Did you see that story about
Really? I didnt know that
Yep, I was there, heard him say
Hey, thanks for lending me that book
Then there are the ones Id just as soon take a pass on:
What in hell are you talking about?!
Oh, sure, next youll tell us
Really? So its okay with you that
Whatsa matter, cant take a little criticism?
Happily, I get to choose those with whom I converse. I may be in my seventh decade but I still enjoy learning, and I learn the most from the first example, which keeps that door open. Highly preferable to the second example, which teaches only how to close a door.
Just made a fresh pot, mugs are on the counter.
seveneyes
(4,631 posts)"Hold my coffee and watch this..."
Neoma
(10,039 posts)Finding a person who reads is hard enough, but finding someone who likes reading history/science/biographies/anything factual is harder to find than the regular fiction novel junkie.
Warpy
(111,267 posts)We've been on the same wavelength for 40 years and I treasure her. Our lives have gone in different directions, but whenever we connect, we continue that 40 year conversation.
If you ever meet someone like that, hold on for dear life. Knowing there is one person in the world who understands you and doesn't care about the warts is unbelievably precious.
pansypoo53219
(20,977 posts)britannicas!!!! i got 3 free 1903(all i could carry from attic). i read F and so good, i started looking for a complete set. estate sales can be bounties. i stpped reading fiction. well, except the decameron. that was awesome. floyd gibbon's WWI embedded reporting book, and they said we wouldn't fight.
i did find a 1891 EB set. wish i could have gotten the 1700's reprinted set.