Matrimony was a book club book.What do you all do when you are in the middle of a book you're not enjoying and you doubt it's going to improve. Do you bag it and move on, risking that you'll miss out on a good ending? Or do you believe in sticking with it to the end because you're not a quitter or because sticking with it has paid off enough in the past that you have a reasonable expectation of payoff?
We have such a limited amount of time for book reading. I'm guessing I average a paltry two books per month. I plan to read until I'm 85 (strictly rocking and looking out the window for the final 15 years) and I'm 44 now. 41 years X 24 books = 984 books. It's a puny number given the gazillions of books available.
By the way, 984 books at 1.5 inches each would fill 123 linear feet of shelf space.
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I bag early and often. Life is too short to waste on something I'm not enjoying.
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