How many hours a day do you read?

[blackplatano]

Self explanatory.

 

[dfagdfsh]

30 mins to an hour before I go to sleep. I wish I had more time to read, but just too busy these days

 

[kwilkinson]

Around 1 for homework, 1-2 for pleasure.

 

[MetroStyles]

Does SF count?

I read actual books for about 3 hours a week. If I didn't work so many goddamn hours I'd read one hour a day or more, which is what I do on vacations or when work is light.

 

[DNW]

Including work? Probably 10 hrs/day. My work now involves reading/writing pretty much 8 hrs/day. Add to that 2 hrs/day reading on the train, 1 hr to and 1 hr back. So, yeah, I'll probably need glasses soon.

 

[Spatlese]

30 - 60 minutes daily (non work related).

 

[Lel]

Virtually none, and I am in college. I hate reading for pleasure when there is reading that I "need" to do, therefore I do most of my reading over the summer (or throughout highschool).

 

[JayJay]

It seems like all of them. I read a lot.

 

[itsstillmatt]

Most hours of the day.

 

[Hombre Secreto]

About 2 hours. Wish I had more time. If it wasn't for the long hours at work I would read at least 4 hours daily.

 

[Connemara]

Originally Posted by iammatt

Most hours of the day.
Same. Aren't most people pretty much always reading something?

 

[kwilkinson]

Originally Posted by Connemara

Same. Aren't most people pretty much always reading something?

I wasn't really counting SF or blogs or websites. That included, I'd say most of my waking hours.

 

[dusty]

Almost constantly.

 

[blackplatano]

C'mon people. We are not talking about street signs, blogs or phone bills. We are talking about actual books that you read in your private time.

 

[itsstillmatt]

Originally Posted by blackplatano

C'mon people. We are not talking about street signs, blogs or phone bills. We are talking about actual books that you read in your private time.
Well, I read books in work time as well, but for private reading, I would say two to three hours a day if I don't include blogs, papers etc. It is never much less than two, but can be a lot more.