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Saturday, February 05, 2005

2/05/2005 06:21:00 PM - Rereading

As I look back at growing up, I always remember reading. I learned how to when I was quite young, and it was my favorite activity. I passed the time reading masterpieces, enjoying heroes like Achilles, Odysseus, King Arthur, and Robin Hood. Between the ages of 10 and fifteen, though, I started reading less and less until I read a devestating 10 books a year. TEN! Wel, I have decided to start reading again. And I started by buying four great novels, The Count of Monte Cristo, The Three Musketeers, The Odessey, and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame. I started off with The Count of Monte Cristo, and am enjoying every single word. I can't believe I ever let myself abandon the joy of reading. Well, I can't write for long, I gotta go read. Edmond Dantes' story is far too intriguing!
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2 comments:

Blogger Sawsan said...

hmmmm...u made me go back in time, a long time ago i used to visit u...
asking ur parent's where is Ado....
Ado is reading... X book or story....
come here Ado tell us about that X , ur father asks u & u answers directly asif memorizing ur final tests.
But... the importent thing to say here is that Ado was able to read & understand very well everything he reads.... though his age was toooo young for such things...
so i tell u keep on greatness.  

Blogger {kwoo§hie}* said...

Here, Here. i have 4 books i'm dying to read sitting on my shelf. i miss it, and wish i could find a french book to keep me familiar and in tune with the langue. but hey, i didn't read the count on monte cristo, but the movie is one of my all time favourites. LOVE it.  

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