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That's much more time than I have, it seems Larry Send a noteboard - 25/06/2017 01:29:20 AM

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But yeah, kind of like you, not reading very frequently anymore - mostly I just read on trains and trams, which some weeks means only a couple of hours, or not at all.

I supposedly didn't work today, but I was gone nearly 12 hours for a race and then catching up on grades at my school, so yeah, it's nearly 8 PM and I am debating whether or not I have it in me to read a chapter. Not used to this, but hey, at least the runs are fun, I suppose

As for the Hulme, haven't heard of it - what genre is it?

Illusions fall like the husk of a fruit, one after another, and the fruit is experience. - Narrator, Sylvie

Je suis méchant.
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