Do you take a book to read at doctor's appointments?
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Hahaah,I would never sit idle on those hospital benches and feel self-pity ,I read anything around to concur the boredom.obiebookworm wrote: ↑05 Dec 2013, 09:16 YES!!! I'd rather read one of my books than to sit and be lulled into the TV, or read one of the many boring magazines laying around in the office.
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