I used to read the dictionary at school when I got bored in English
class - which was frequently.  I'm the original nerd, and I have the
glasses to prove it!!!! lol
I also read all the `good' bits in my parents' Danielle Steelle and
Wilbur Smith books <snigger> VERY educational!
Mind you, I'm a fully fledged highbrow literary snob now, and proud of
it!!!!!!!!!
On Wed, Mar 21, 2001 at 08:13:40AM -0500, Barber, Kenneth L. wrote:
    phone books?

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    Ah shucks, I've come to the classics a bit late.  Started out my reading
    life in junior and high school reading smutty popular books, romance novels,
    and Science fiction.  I basically read anything put in front of me.  Menu's,
    cocktail napkins, phone books....


    Beth the OT

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    Rayna, Deri and Beth,

        You put me to shame with you classics. The first book I ever read
    completely was Audie Muphy's "To Hell and Back". Read seven times. I liked
    "Down Al The Days" by Christie Brown also. My favorite writer is James Lee
    Burke an alcoholic detective from the New Orleans Police Dpartment. Also a
    wierd guy from Florida called Carl Haisson(Sp?).

    Bobby