Audio books

[buckaroo]

Lately, I've forgone using my radio during my rounds at work and have begun listening to audio books. There are many classics that can be downloaded for free. A couple of them that I recently listened to were...hold on...Lady Chatterly's Lover and Fanny Hill. It became at times very hard to pay attention to what I was doing! But seriously, I have begun a collection of many of the classics and also many political based books. While In high school, I was required to read many books, but failed to do so, and at that time, there wasn't the internet that could be used to fake a report. I had to resort to my own tactics, which worked sometimes and didn't at other times. Now, at the age of over 60, I'm actually interested in reading/listening to many of those old classics. I'm thankful for audio books for giving me the opportunity to finally complete these classics.

 

[SlowNeasy]

audio books are great probably the only way i would have made it through the illiad and the odyssey. <g>

 

[Benevolent One]

Lately, I've forgone using my radio during my rounds at work and have begun listening to audio books. There are many classics that can be downloaded for free. A couple of them that I recently listened to were...hold on...Lady Chatterly's Lover and Fanny Hill. It became at times very hard to pay attention to what I was doing! But seriously, I have begun a collection of many of the classics and also many political based books. While In high school, I was required to read many books, but failed to do so, and at that time, there wasn't the internet that could be used to fake a report. I had to resort to my own tactics, which worked sometimes and didn't at other times. Now, at the age of over 60, I'm actually interested in reading/listening to many of those old classics. I'm thankful for audio books for giving me the opportunity to finally complete these classics.

Hey, at least American History was only a two week course when you took it.