I wonder how people re-read books.
As a consumer, there is so much available to me - books, music, food, movies... I look at 'Before You Die' lists on the internet, and even assuming I live to be 75, I don't know how I can fit in most/all of those things listed in these lists.
I struggle to visit a restaurant twice, because there are so many different ones to try! I hesitate to watch the same movie twice, for the same reason. Songs are an exception - perhaps because they go on for ~5 minutes and repeated listening doesn't seem to eat away THAT much time.
I wonder how people re-read books.
As a consumer, there is so much available to me - books, music, food, movies... I look at 'Before You Die' lists on the internet, and even assuming I live to be 75, I don't know how I can fit in most/all of those things listed in these lists.
I struggle to visit a restaurant twice, because there are so many different ones to try! I hesitate to watch the same movie twice, for the same reason. Songs are an exception - perhaps because they go on for ~5 minutes and repeated listening doesn't seem to eat away THAT much time.
I wonder how people re-read books.
