Save the planet, get an e-reader!I also love reading and the smell of paper. I used to read every night. I still do - but the contents of the ecigssa forum! I really must get back into my book-reading...
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Save the planet, get an e-reader!I also love reading and the smell of paper. I used to read every night. I still do - but the contents of the ecigssa forum! I really must get back into my book-reading...
Save your eyes! Invest in audiobooksSave the planet, get an e-reader!
But, does that not consume a lot more time? Probably only efficient if using traffic time, which is not a problem in Koringberg.Save your eyes! Invest in audiobooks
Jokes aside, my schedule lately doesn't allow me nearly enough actual reading time. I've moved over to audiobooks in order to allow me to still consume content at a reasonable pace. A very enjoyable experience as long as you have a semi-proper narrator providing the content.
Stephen Fry reading MYthos - his retelling of the Greek Myths and Legends. 15+ hours of Fry to get me through my "traffic" each day.Save your eyes! Invest in audiobooks
Jokes aside, my schedule lately doesn't allow me nearly enough actual reading time. I've moved over to audiobooks in order to allow me to still consume content at a reasonable pace. A very enjoyable experience as long as you have a semi-proper narrator providing the content.
It really depends hey. I listen when I'm driving, doing random admin at work, out for a run, when I'm mixing, doing any vape maintenance. I have a bunch of scenarios where I can actually manage to listen to audiobooks so it works out quite well.But, does that not consume a lot more time? Probably only efficient if using traffic time, which is not a problem in Koringberg.
I wouldn't mind this, but actually turning a page is part of the joy for me, like opening a present. But I can see some situations where that may be benificial, not easy to rewick while readingIt really depends hey. I listen when I'm driving, doing random admin at work, out for a run, when I'm mixing, doing any vape maintenance. I have a bunch of scenarios where I can actually manage to listen to audiobooks so it works out quite well.
yes@Moerse Rooikat What do you receive in your Inbox? What do you mean by "following" emails" Are you referring to "watched" threads?
Thanks for the heads up. I'll definitely have to check this one outStephen Fry reading MYthos - his retelling of the Greek Myths and Legends. 15+ hours of Fry to get me through my "traffic" each day.
I think the reason I read more English is due to the horrible afrikaans books I was exposed to in school. Except for Kringe in n bos, I can't remember a single afrikaans book by a South African author I actually enjoyed. Wait, there is another one I absolutely loved as a kid: Dwergplaneet!! I must actually buy that again so my son can enjoy it as well.I've realised that Afrikaans people usually read English books. Why is that?
LOL, no, it was a nickname, either Caramia (ala Addams family) or Carmina (Burana) - I have been quite the dramatic party animal.@Caramia I thought perhaps you were Italian because of your forum name!
lol about the Med students! I never knew they have to study English Lit. I understand that language ability is important whatever field you're in or are going to be in, but instead of Shakespeare they should rather have courses in practical English. I love Shakespeare and I love(d) poetry, but university students don't have the time to spend on something that is irrelevant to them.
Well there are good writers like Ettiene van Heerden, Ettiene le Roux, Marita van der Vyver, Deon Weideman, Andre P Brink, etcetera.I think the reason I read more English is due to the horrible afrikaans books I was exposed to in school. Except for Kringe in n bos, I can't remember a single afrikaans book by a South African author I actually enjoyed. Wait, there is another one I absolutely loved as a kid: Dwergplaneet!! I must actually buy that again so my son can enjoy it as well.
West side story.@Room Fogger I just love the "waar de hel is jy boet"! If Shakespearan plays could be rewritten in local lingo, in study notes, students wouldn't hate it as much, since they would understand the story. The story is still relevant to today. A college in one of the extremely bad areas of New York (I think) did this, focusing on the aspects of gang warfare (which the students in that area could relate to) and what happens when you fall in love with someone from another gang.
I think the reason I read more English is due to the horrible afrikaans books I was exposed to in school. Except for Kringe in n bos, I can't remember a single afrikaans book by a South African author I actually enjoyed. Wait, there is another one I absolutely loved as a kid: Dwergplaneet!! I must actually buy that again so my son can enjoy it as well.
I only have two schlangs to worry about, you have to worry about the whole neighborhoods , but I think it is still too early for the shotgun, after 16 toy. For now you just sit and carve a cabanossi as if you're circumcising it, they will get the message.So my 10 year old daughter is going to her first school dance tomorrow. Im stressing my freaking ass off. Think im going to sit outside the school with a shotgun and a pair of binoculars just to make sure no boy gets 10m from her. Look i trust my daughter with everything in me, but its all those bloody boys that worries me
WahahahahaI only have two schlangs to worry about, you have to worry about the whole neighborhoods , but I think it is still too early for the shotgun, after 16 toy. For now you just sit and carve a cabanossi as if you're circumcising it, they will get the message.
Maybe it's time to start looking at Afrikaans books for a change, I too have been too busy, but will have to make time for this as I cannot watch tv at this stage, too much movement.
Save the planet, get an e-reader!
Boet, I still have a Liewe Heksie lp stashed away! And Heidi was never to be missed, as was .Nils Holgerson and Brakanjan and the 3 musketeers.
Dam, think I'm giving my age away here, but it is such fond memories of childhood, like our first black and white Blaupunkt tv, and the hour test transmission.
Or the stories on Springbok Radio in the afternoons
Just wanted to add some thoughts to the spelling thing. I am dyslexic and spell phonetically yet I had a distinction in Afrikaans and English matric and they are currently my main subjects I am self-conscious about my spelling and mind when people correct me although I would listen and take advice and try my utmost to not make the same mistake.
My wife is an Afrikaans teacher and a grammar Nazi of note. She actually laughs at some of the spelling mistakes I make but luckily she still spell checks everything I write in a formal manner
Lol she does check my grammar but not on the forum. Please excuse the mistakes I make.@Friep Gosh well done on the distinctions!!
Lucky for you your wife doesn't check your grammar too, otherwise you'd be in for a whipping due to a grammar mistake in your post above. Sinful! I mean, really sinful!