Books on tape....

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Good morning. Has anyone tried to listen to books on tape in the car.

My boss suggested it to me as I have a bit of a drive to and from

work and I get bored so easily. I tried it..... I have no idea what

it was about even. I guess I'm more of a visual person. I couldn't

concentrate on the " book " and although it's usually the type

(courtroom drama) that I like and am very interested in, nothing sank

in. Just wondering.

Tigger

[Guest guest]

Sorry if this really seems off topic, I posted to the wrong group! Ooops,

got up too early.... hey maybe I didn't lose pounds and I lost brain cells.

:-)

Tigger

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> Good morning. Has anyone tried to listen to books on tape in the car.

> My boss suggested it to me as I have a bit of a drive to and from

> work and I get bored so easily. I tried it..... I have no idea what

> it was about even. I guess I'm more of a visual person. I couldn't

> concentrate on the " book " and although it's usually the type

> (courtroom drama) that I like and am very interested in, nothing sank

> in. Just wondering.

> Tigger

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[Guest guest]

You might also try www.powells.com. They have new and used books,

both audio and paper. I love them for out of date ceramic books and

DH buys some tech manuals there as well.

Alice

The Loon

RNY 12/28/00

> Tigger and anyone else, You can rent audio tapes from the Cracker

Barrel

> restaurants that are found usually along the freeways. Just drop

them off at the

> next one along the way and pick up another one. Another good source

of used

> tapes is Half Price Books......I have enjoyed listening to them. I

drove myself a

> few years ago from Houston to Callaway Gardens in Georgia for a

Needlework

> seminar listening to The Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood and

had a good

> laugh.

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