My former library tech was a great in-hammock reader. He has just moved off to continue his education at UCSC. So your blog title called out to me. And your fabulous photos of hammocks are making me wish I were in one right now. Well, since I am hammock-less, I will go curl up on the couch with my dog, a blanket, and a book. And read until my darling children leap upon me and demand more attention, or at least for me to read to them. Thanks for the restful photos.
I love reading in my hammocks; I have two, one for each side of the house as the sun travels. I read there summer, but winter as well, with my down blanket, woolen mittens and a hot cup of tea.
Technology doesn't come intuitively to me. My son is tech. saavy and can't fathom how I get where I do when I'm online and need rescuing. Nor can he understand why I can't do the simplest thing. For example, it took me three hours to get this blog set up. I'd much rather be reading... While I am going to give 2.0 a chance, I am also going to assume the role of tech. curmudgeon.
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My former library tech was a great in-hammock reader. He has just moved off to continue his education at UCSC. So your blog title called out to me. And your fabulous photos of hammocks are making me wish I were in one right now. Well, since I am hammock-less, I will go curl up on the couch with my dog, a blanket, and a book. And read until my darling children leap upon me and demand more attention, or at least for me to read to them.
Thanks for the restful photos.
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