When/where do you read?

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I work part-time and study part-time so theoretically I finish work at 1pm and come to the university library or postgraduate suite and get a good four or five hours reading done before home. In reality, I get a good three or four hours of ILXing done and then squeeze in ten pages.

Also I read in bed, where there is no ILX to be found, but plenty of "shit why am I tired after reading two pages".

Akon/Family (Merdeyeux), Tuesday, 25 August 2009 14:21 (fourteen years ago) link

Typically, I read after dinner, lying on the couch.

Aimless, Tuesday, 25 August 2009 17:52 (fourteen years ago) link

I read during my bus commutes to and from work, if it's overcast (flickering sun = carsick+headache) and I've got a front-facing seat (most days), during lunch at my desk (reading material propped up on the phone cord for the best angle), and I read or am read to after dinner most evenings in an ikea chair with feet up on an ottoman.

Jaq, Tuesday, 25 August 2009 18:23 (fourteen years ago) link

Everywhere. Bus, train, desk, on lines, in bed, on the fire escape while I smoke. Motion doesn't bother, noise doesn't distract.

The Lion's Mane Jellyfish, pictured here with its only natural predator (Laurel), Tuesday, 25 August 2009 18:29 (fourteen years ago) link

these days, mostly at home (since i'm at home all the time anyways), mostly in the evening. when i have a break from school, i can do some reading in the afternoon, but now that i'm back in session, i have to spend that time on school reading (which doesn't count). i have to read at least a little bit right before i go to sleep at night, it helps my brain relax.

congratulations (n/a), Tuesday, 25 August 2009 18:31 (fourteen years ago) link

Mostly in my kitchen, in the hour or two before everyone wakes up (am currently on a great schedule!).

A severe accident, perhaps a dinosaur tragedy (CharlieS), Tuesday, 25 August 2009 21:51 (fourteen years ago) link

On the bus, at work during lunch break, in bed, all the time when nobody else is round (and since I work part-time, this is a couple of days a week).

When two tribes go to war, he always gets picked last (James Morrison), Wednesday, 26 August 2009 00:25 (fourteen years ago) link


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