This is what my daughter told me one day. I failed to ask her what her definition of "never" and "read" were. Do recipes count? Recipe magazines? Recipe blogs? How about school books, read-aloud books, picture books, board books? How about the Bible and my Bible study? How about street signs and directions? Does my book have to look like a novel? Does it have to look like it is for an adult?
Well, today I reserved, for my reading pleasure 3 cookbooks from the library. Maybe that will do the trick. Maybe I will have to read it on the couch instead of at the kitchen island...
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That would be my extent of reading. I don't sit down with a novel hardly ever. I take the beginning of my day to spend time in the Bible and then I am off and running. To me, it seems like a very selfish time and it doesn't fit into my schedule. If I am reading and my kids or husband is around, it doesn't involve them. I would rather interact by reading a book with them or just spending time with them.
I am busy reading recipes, assignment notebooks, and probably bills. Plus, you can read a cookbook like a novel. I find it more intriguing. :)
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