Do you read differently during full moons?
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obiebookworm
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Do you read differently during full moons?
Yes! For whatever reason, I tend to read later than usual, sometime into the early morning hours.
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gali
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It doesn't have any effect on me.
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I do not think the stages of the moon affect me. It more depends on how much sleep I have gotten in the past week. I tend to ditch the whole idea of reading if it means I can sleep more…unless I am reading an intriguing book.
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No ... and before you ask, nor am I influenced by which way the wind is blowing 
We fade away, but vivid in our eyes
A world is born again that never dies.
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A world is born again that never dies.
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obiebookworm
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LOL!Fran wrote:No ... and before you ask, nor am I influenced by which way the wind is blowing
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I don't even notice when it is a full moon - so if I do anything differently, I am not aware of it
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Not that I have noticed.
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Not sure I get it.
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Not really. But thinking about it now, it might be more inviting if you're aware of it.
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My dogs howl for a full moon. But my reading habits don't change.
Adventure...one part stupidty plus two parts perseverence....yeah, that's me!
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Not really. I mean, after my werewolf killing spree is over, I can sit down and read pretty much like normal. Sure, I might be a little winded, but I make a nice cup of tea and put my blanky over me, and I can read for an hour or two. Hard to turn the pages with my claws...
[Insert quote here. Read. Raise an eyebrow. Be mildly amused. Rinse & repeat.]
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Iv'e never heard of that lol.
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Not that I am aware of. Perhaps I should investigate the matter.
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Not really, I don't pay attention to the moons cycle.
With each page you turn another life you live...
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This made me LOLPashaRu wrote:Not really. I mean, after my werewolf killing spree is over, I can sit down and read pretty much like normal. Sure, I might be a little winded, but I make a nice cup of tea and put my blanky over me, and I can read for an hour or two. Hard to turn the pages with my claws...
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