I just finished another novel on
audiobook. The volume Pushing Ice by Alastair Reynolds.. This
was a pretty good listen/read and is able to finish the volume in one
week now the only problem I'm having is somewhere along the line I
lost one complete CD-ROM! Unbelievable, why does this happen to me?
I've looked everywhere in the area that I had the CD-ROM last as I
remember and it doesn't seem to be anywhere. Luckily I had the volume
checked out till 22 May and chances are I to check out another two
weeks on top of that if I need to. I'm hoping that the thing pops up.
Mark Anthony was over this afternoon and I had him help me search for
the disc but to no avail is not around here anywhere. Seriously
though I cannot believe this happened I was taking extreme steps to
make sure that this did not happen. I would return each CD-ROM when
finished to the book packet and the one time that I did not the thing
disappeared this can't be real.
Mark Anthony suggested that I go on the
Internet in order and new volume which it cost about $35-$40. Mark
indicates that if I go to the library and tell them what happened
they just flat out charge me $40 so I can't figure out which is the
worst in situations. But really drives me crazy is that I'm sure that
the minute I order a new copy our whacked at the library The void
will regurgitate the missing disc.I cannot be the only person who
uses audiobooks two of lost or destroyed a CD-ROM. There's got to be
some sort contingency for this kind of issue. If I take Marks
suggestion purchase the volume and then replace the one CD-ROM that
is missing that leaves me with a whole volume with a missing piece. I
suppose the missing ROM is not that big a deal to the overall
complexity of the work or maybe I purchased the volume and just
donate the whole thing over to the library and call it good. Either
way I'm going to call them tomorrow morning to see what they say.
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