[speaker001:] uh books
[speaker002:] yes
[speaker001:] mainly I read the Bible these days
[speaker002:] that's very good I do too
[speaker001:] good that's great to hear uh and Christian literature uh I've kind of I used to read a lot of uh novels
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] but it seems as though if you really want to set a time side time to read the Bible and you work and and whatever uh that pretty well takes up your time for reading
[speaker002:] uh-huh yeah it does it
[speaker001:] and I I been praying that God would put a desire to read the Bible in my heart and he really has it's getting to where a just really want to read it
[speaker002:] that's good that's good it it it's uh it's hard for me to find time also to read uh a lot of times I do just read magazines and stuff like that for for you know because I don't have a lot of time but when I do get to sit down and and read I like to read the Bible and I like to read I read to my daughter a lot too
[speaker001:] do you
[speaker002:] and uh I like to read you know Bible I have Bible storybooks so I like reading those to her and she really enjoys those
[speaker001:] uh-huh uh-huh
[speaker002:] so that's good and it and it's kind of short because we don't woe don't have a lot of time
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] to read so it's real enjoyable
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] for both of us
[speaker001:] have you ever read any of Frank E Peretti's
[speaker002:] Frank E no I guess I haven't
[speaker001:] uh This Present Darkness and uh uh I forget the title the other well he uh he's also written a lot of children how old is your daughter
[speaker002:] five
[speaker001:] five okay he's written some children's books as well and they're all spiritually uh oriented yeah
[speaker002:] oh really what's his name again Peretti
[speaker001:] Frank E Peretti P E R E T T I
[speaker002:] Frank E Peretti I have to look for those
[speaker001:] uh-huh yeah do because uh I love to read his his uh children's books just
[speaker002:] just to read them well that's good
[speaker001:] yeah oh they're good they're great and it's uh like uh uh usually about a family of um
[speaker002:] that's good
[speaker001:] archeologists and the spiritual fights that they get into like uh uh digging in old ruins and running across like uh the old gods
[speaker002:] uh-huh oh yeah oh that sounds pretty neat
[speaker001:] yeah it is it's real exciting
[speaker002:] oh I'll have to look for those
[speaker001:] and it also teaches them spiritual warfare you know so
[speaker002:] right well that's neat well I I have a my daughter has Precious Moments collection and I like that because it's a it's real easy to
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] uh follow for her you know uh gosh if if I read straight out of the Bible to her she'd never understand any of it
[speaker001:] well it's hard for me
[speaker002:] that's right it is it is real hard to to follow and understand and
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] uh I've got a Bible that uh has a little bit of a uh a glossary in the back and it helps explain who people are that's that's about the hardest thing is who's related to who
[speaker001:] I know it and especially it's hard to keep your interest in those begats
[speaker002:] yeah yes yes it sure is but but it is good reading and it's good for us and and everything I really do enjoy it
[speaker001:] uh-huh that's right
[speaker002:] but uh I also but then on the other extreme I like to read uh I guess horror I don't know horror Steven King type books
[speaker001:] uh-huh yeah I've read a lot of his too
[speaker002:] the and I I like that that's good fun reading
[speaker001:] yeah can't put them down
[speaker002:] no you can't you really can't they are good and ooh they just they're just so suspenseful
[speaker001:] uh-huh yeah
[speaker002:] I really do enjoy his
[speaker001:] uh there's another guy oh what can what is his name oh durn you would well you know when you're recording you can't remember remember
[speaker002:] I know
[speaker001:] uh oh Dean uh Kratz or Kranz or
[speaker002:] Judith Krantz
[speaker001:] yeah who
[speaker002:] Judith Krantz I know her
[speaker001:] uh no it's a guy
[speaker002:] oh okay
[speaker001:] and he he writes the same thing though it's that real gruesome horror stories yeah
[speaker002:] oh ooh yeah yeah that's good
[speaker001:] Koontz uh his last name ends in a Z I know that
[speaker002:] yeah oh I think I know who you're talking about uh I've seen I don't think I can pronounce it either but
[speaker001:] yeah uh
[speaker002:] yeah I'm in a book club and I think I've seen his books
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] in there I've never read any of his
[speaker001:] I kind of got burnt out on Steven King though it seems like
[speaker002:] but they're real
[speaker001:] it's all the did you ever read the uh uh oh it's one of his first books The Stand
[speaker002:] yes that oh that long thing
[speaker001:] I know it and that seems like all of his books have kind of come from that I mean
[speaker002:] yeah they do kind of follow or
[speaker001:] you know that
[speaker002:] are similar
[speaker001:] uh-huh I love that book though I thought it was great
[speaker002:] yeah it really was and I loved The Shining
[speaker001:] ooh yes
[speaker002:] that was that was my favorite
[speaker001:] oh those hedges when they started moving whenever they they made that into a movie I was thinking oh my gosh if they show that I'll just die for some reason that scared me more than anything
[speaker002:] yeah yeah yeah yeah that is he just brings stuff alive you know you could just visualize everything that's
[speaker001:] yeah and that was a pretty scary movie too
[speaker002:] yeah I think they did a pretty good job but they didn't follow it exactly but they did give it you know do it justice
[speaker001:] yeah uh-huh that's right
[speaker002:] but uh most of the time they don't with when follow books very well when they ma ke them into movies
[speaker001:] yeah that's true I liked it as well
[speaker002:] yeah yeah uh I did too
[speaker001:] that's another big fat one
[speaker002:] yeah yeah that was good I liked uh I also liked uh Cujo did you read that one
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] and
[speaker001:] except it broke my heart I'm a dog lover
[speaker002:] yeah me too and then uh Night Stand is that Night
[speaker001:] no it was uh
[speaker002:] Dead Dead Zone that's one I liked
[speaker001:] what
[speaker002:] Dead Zone
[speaker001:] oh yeah I've read that one too
[speaker002:] that was a that was a real good one
[speaker001:] he's written a lot of books boy he just sits down eight hours a day just like any other job
[speaker002:] I know it right and then he has some under uh another name
[speaker001:] that's right that one about the gypsies or that hunger or something uh
[speaker002:] that he's written yeah yeah uh I think his name was Bachman he wrote under the name of Bachman
[speaker001:] yeah Richard Bachman
[speaker002:] yeah he is really interesting
[speaker001:] yeah he's so prolific
[speaker002:] yeah ooh I wish I could do that
[speaker001:] oh I know it and I have gone back and after I I graduated I read some of the old classics that I just bluffed my way through and have found that I enjoy them quite a bit too uh
[speaker002:] uh-huh I do too I love old good old
[speaker001:] once you can get into the language you know the language uh
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] but it's like it's English but it's not the same English they speak today
[speaker002:] right
[speaker001:] so it's kind of hard to keep you know at it but their worthwhile
[speaker002:] that's true but I that's that was one of my favorite subjects in school was uh
[speaker001:] literature
[speaker002:] literature
[speaker001:] yeah me too
[speaker002:] I used to love those old good good old books
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] I didn't mind doing that at all
[speaker001:] Nathaniel Hawthorne is pretty scary himself
[speaker002:] yeah yeah I liked uh oh gosh why can't I think of their names uh  shoot the one that wrote uh Wuthering Heights
[speaker001:] uh wasn't that Jane Eyre no he wrote Jane Eyre too
[speaker002:] no that was another one yeah yeah uh well you know who I'm talking about
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] yeah those are good old
[speaker001:] yeah uh-huh
[speaker002:] good old books and good old books and classics that's right
[speaker001:] right right
[speaker002:] sure is neat
[speaker001:] that's why I like to watch that Masterpiece Theatre on channel thirteen because they'll take a classic and and uh televise it you know put it into a
[speaker002:] yeah right
[speaker001:] a viewing format more or less
[speaker002:] right a lot of people just don't have time to read nowadays
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] I know it's it's really hard for me I work two jobs and
[speaker001:] do you
[speaker002:] uh have my daughter and teach Sunday school and go to school myself so it's it's hard for me to
[speaker001:] well I can imagine
[speaker002:] sit down and read but when I do I just just love it
[speaker001:] yeah yeah me too well I think we've accomplished five minutes so it's good talking to you bye-bye
[speaker002:] I think we have too thank you very much you too bye-bye