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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Three days in - three days of school - and it’s like I never left. In school, you can get oversaturated with screens. I like books. They have a sense of permanence, they don’t glare back at you, and I want something physical I can grip, markup and push off the bed onto the floor when I get over it. After three days of class, I’m asking (no one in particular), "Are we there yet?" I can speed-read if I have a pointer - I use cocktail picks (swizzle sticks?) - you know, the little olive skewers you get in a martini? I have a collection from all over the world. If I go to a bar and they have nice swizzle sticks, I’ll gather a few up. “What are you DOing,” Karen, (Lisa’s mom) asked me as I scarfed up several from patron’s empty glasses at the elegant, Refinery Rooftop bar in Manhattan. “I have a TON of reading to do,” I explained, helpfully. “Don’t even ask,” Lisa shrugged, rolling her eyes, when her mom looked confused. The trick to speed reading is your eyes (and brain) pickup more than you realize and people tend to pronounce things, in their minds, as they read, which REALLY slows you down. So, you swivel the pointer down the page, following the pointer with your eyes, and Walla! You can’t do THAT with a computer screen. You need a book, and when you have 2 or 3 hundred pages (or more) a night to read, you can’t just hold your breath and refuse - like a seven-year-old - can you? Seriously, I mean, can we? I’m asking - though it’s probably a little late (senior year). Now, of course, not just any appetizer toothpick or fruit pick will do - the selection process can be rather byzantine. They must be a certain length, about 2 inches longer than my finger, so my hand doesn’t block the text, and square ones are the easiest to grip. Finally, if they have a little arrow-point on the tip? Well, that’s true love. The problem is, I can get a little intense when reading and they tend to break. When my roommates hear me exclaim, “God DAMN it!” At 2am. They usually know why. . . A song for this: Easier Said Than Done by Thee Sacred Souls
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