Hi Guys n Girls
Just wondered if any of you are as lucky as me and have a really bad memory when it comes to reading books. Whenever I read a book, its fresh in my mind and my imagination takes me to wondrous places. But 2 months later after I have read a few other and had a few beers I can no longer remember what happens. It's a fantastic curse I get to read all of Rays Books every couple of years and it's like reading a complete new set of book. Little bits a pieces come back to me as I'm reading but on the whole I don't remember much. Is anyone else out there in the same boat? Regards Paul
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