OT: Speaking of reading old/new novels

[Julie and Sam]

There are several members here who have recently had eye surgery or have
family members who have had eye surgery and are bedbound. I have a lot of
audio books that are a year or two old but I'd be happy to find a home for
them. These are books I purchased to keep DH and myself awake during some
of the late night drives so they include authors like John Grisham, Tom
Clancey, Dale Brown, the Alphabet Murder author...Kacey Milhone...Sue
Grafton (don't you love the way the mind works sometimes) and some
espionage/war novels as well...Pam, would Rob be interested in the Pearl
Harbor tapes?

I had sent a bunch of them to my husband's cousin when she was stationed on
a ship somewhere on the ocean in September 2001...wonder where she was? When
they returned to port I asked her to donate them to the ship's library.
Since then I've collected a lot more and would be happy to share them with
anyone that might be interested.

Julie

[tanada]

"Julie and Sam" <GaDra...@comcast.ent> wrote in message
news:YcCdnTPL6rHVLYXY...@comcast.com...

> There are several members here who have recently had eye surgery or have
> family members who have had eye surgery and are bedbound. I have a lot of
> audio books that are a year or two old but I'd be happy to find a home for
> them. These are books I purchased to keep DH and myself awake during some
> of the late night drives so they include authors like John Grisham, Tom
> Clancey, Dale Brown, the Alphabet Murder author...Kacey Milhone...Sue
> Grafton (don't you love the way the mind works sometimes) and some
> espionage/war novels as well...Pam, would Rob be interested in the Pearl
> Harbor tapes?
>

Rob says that he needs more information. Is this a fiction version or
non-fiction book. Is it a movie? Whatever comes of this, Rob thanks you
for thinking about him and appreciates your caring.

Pam S.