Life lessons re-learned

[jbsegal]

Never, no matter how little time you think you're going to have, in anyplace without a book, magazine, or SOMETHING to read. D'oh.

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[rmd.livejournal.com]

crochet and knitting can also meet that need.

[bridgetminerva.livejournal.com]

unless you want to read the heartworm poster at Vet's office again!

[dsrtao]

These days I require both primary and backup reading material.

[nakor.livejournal.com]

The big advantage of a Pilot or descendant: ebooks, particularly the Baen Free Library.

[plaidsheep.livejournal.com]

well being a geek type, I make sure to have a little game like tetris, bejeweled, or some trivia thing on my cellphone that doesn't actually use up airtime, but is good to distract oneself from the potential excruciating boredom of long T rides, waiting at the DMV, doctor's office, etc.

Reading material is good too, but since I'm always carrying my phone with me, the little game is useful too.

[blk]

My phone does sudoku. This makes me happy. :)

[qwrrty.livejournal.com]

keyne knows this by heart. I am always still learning it.

[jostajam.livejournal.com]

A small package of origami paper, sudoku and knitting get me through the waiting room at the kung fu gym while the kiddos have their lesson. It saves me from having to read the kung fu magazines.

[jencallisto]

Yes. yes yes yes yes yes. Just, yes.

I think if I were to draw up a list of my deepest, most inherent beliefs, this would probably be on the list.

[foms.livejournal.com]

Thou fool...[g]

[foms.livejournal.com]

I just went up the street to a restaurant sans book (a rare event). I couldn't use the toilet during a whole meal.