Comments on: Writing for Nobody http://pau.araos.com/writing-for-nobody Just like the Bible. But on the Internet. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:09:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: anj http://pau.araos.com/writing-for-nobody#comment-11978 anj Tue, 28 Aug 2007 23:18:05 +0000 http://pau.araos.com/writing-for-nobody#comment-11978 i can relate with buying books that you don't get to read. i still have a major backlog on my shelf right now. and i just added ten more because of the national bookstore sale. it's a compulsion of sorts. hehe! as for holes... i actually bought it from the national bookstore sale. i saw like two or three copies here in davao. i also heard of the movie and am hoping it'll show sa disney channel. good luck with the story! si jancam, fan ng work mo nung high school. hehe! i can relate with buying books that you don’t get to read. i still have a major backlog on my shelf right now. and i just added ten more because of the national bookstore sale. it’s a compulsion of sorts. hehe!

as for holes… i actually bought it from the national bookstore sale. i saw like two or three copies here in davao. i also heard of the movie and am hoping it’ll show sa disney channel.

good luck with the story! si jancam, fan ng work mo nung high school. hehe!

]]> By: Cyberbaguioboy http://pau.araos.com/writing-for-nobody#comment-11976 Cyberbaguioboy Tue, 28 Aug 2007 19:47:15 +0000 http://pau.araos.com/writing-for-nobody#comment-11976 books are a good break from reading stuff online ;-) at least I read one a month. books are a good break from reading stuff online ;-) at least I read one a month.

]]> By: Helga http://pau.araos.com/writing-for-nobody#comment-11975 Helga Tue, 28 Aug 2007 18:48:36 +0000 http://pau.araos.com/writing-for-nobody#comment-11975 I'm quite disappointed in myself, too, because I used to be a voracious reader when I was in highschool (and I read a lot of good books, too! Like Mitch Albom and Coelho! Not), a semi-okay reader in college, and now, I'm just...blah. It doesn't help that I have ADHD when it comes to reading (currently have 2 books on top of my toilet bowl). I’m quite disappointed in myself, too, because I used to be a voracious reader when I was in highschool (and I read a lot of good books, too! Like Mitch Albom and Coelho! Not), a semi-okay reader in college, and now, I’m just…blah. It doesn’t help that I have ADHD when it comes to reading (currently have 2 books on top of my toilet bowl).

]]> By: Pau http://pau.araos.com/writing-for-nobody#comment-11971 Pau Tue, 28 Aug 2007 02:28:07 +0000 http://pau.araos.com/writing-for-nobody#comment-11971 Sometimes they come separated into chapters. Sometimes they come in 5 minute chunks regardless of where the chapters start and stop. Sometimes they come in one big mp3 file which is my least favorite kind. Sometimes they come separated into chapters. Sometimes they come in 5 minute chunks regardless of where the chapters start and stop. Sometimes they come in one big mp3 file which is my least favorite kind.

]]> By: Steel http://pau.araos.com/writing-for-nobody#comment-11966 Steel Tue, 28 Aug 2007 00:36:20 +0000 http://pau.araos.com/writing-for-nobody#comment-11966 Hey, you're blogging again! And you can be pretty chatty too when you get started. I admire people who can read for hours and finish an entire novel in one sitting. Unfortunately, I can't maintain such focus and conviction. Also, real life gets in the way. How do audiobooks work? Are each chapter divided into tracks? Hey, you’re blogging again! And you can be pretty chatty too when you get started.

I admire people who can read for hours and finish an entire novel in one sitting. Unfortunately, I can’t maintain such focus and conviction. Also, real life gets in the way.

How do audiobooks work? Are each chapter divided into tracks?

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