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Nov 24 2007

Kindle vs. Kindling

Posted by: terrance in asides, books, tech stuff
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When we take the kid to see Santa tomorrow, I probably won’t sit on his knee, but I might ask him for one of these. I know I wanted a Sony Reader last year, but my “to read” pile is reaching from the floor to the bottom of the window sill, and it’s now 2 stacks deep. I may need the Kindle just to keep the hubby from wanting to turn my “to read” pile into kindling.

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One Response to “Kindle vs. Kindling”
  1. Katharine says:
    November 25th, 2007 at 8:57 am

    Hey, thank you for sharing this! I’d really like to take one for a test drive. Like you, David has been interested in a device like this for some time.

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