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I have a 45 minute train commute to and from work, so that's when I do most of my daily reading. I bought a Kindle Fire recently, and I love it. No more trying to hide the sleazy/steamy book cover of the PNR's I like ... and no more trying to tote hardcover books in my already overloaded work bag!
At my job, we're allowed to listen to music (on headphones) while working, so I listen to audiobooks a lot when I'm doing my data entry / admin stuff. I have an old iPod that I load up with just audiobooks.
At home, I usually curl up on the right-side corner of my sofa, legs tucked under me ... until I get a neck-ache, and then I end up lying down on the sofa.
I also (try to) read in bed, laying on my stomach ... but I always end up falling asleep ... even if I'm at a really good part in the book!

i also enjoy being curled up on the couch with a good book and will sit and read whenever i catch public transport (which isn't very often

Before I lost my sight I could always be found with my nose stuck in a book. I devoured books by the tons and pretty much read anything I could get my hands on. Now that I am blind the only difference is that I now can always be found with headphones in my ear... well, usually just one headphone at a time since I have kids;)
I get the main majority of my books from Audibe and I truly love that site. I have a membership so the discounts and book credits are wonderful. It's cheaper than getting them on Cd but just as good and more portable. I simply download a book to my iPhone and away I go:)

However, being the equal opportunity reader that I am, I will also read standing up, sitting straight up, lying down, lying down on my side, stomach, back, or any other position that can I read the words and still be relatively comfortable.
I think this is also worth mentioning. Due to my case of ADHD (Hyperactive/Combined type if you know your stuff ;)) I cannot have too much noise going on. I lose all my concentration and can't remember what I read. Therefore, the biggest thing I need when I read is either music with no words (oh ya know, classical, dubsteb, Native American Flute music, the ushe) or quiet. The end :)


Doesn't it suck when you're reading and distractions happen and you find that you have to reread things over and over again.

People talking in the background are very distracting for me, because I usually read in English and the voices surrounding me are Spanish. It seems my mother tongue interferes and I can't read.
If not in silence, I sometimes play music. Usually classical or OSTs.


hahaha I have a bathtub experience like that, Sandra. Not fun at all!! Now, whenever I'm in the bathtub I just play audiobooks ;)

OH yeah the bath. I forgot that one, same love nee a bubble bath and book.