While away, I was cut off from the world - no computer.It was good and it was bad.
The good part: I was out of touch with the world.
The bad part: I was out of touch with the world.
Electronics are fabulous but they can also be a ball-and-chain that keeps us attached to time wasters, which, by the way, have many great benefits. We just need to learn to manage our devices, I guess.
At this time I still have not purchased an ebook reader and I don't know why. Perhaps I am resisting another electronic device. Once I succumb, I may wonder why I resisted but at this point I do not feel like I am missing anything.
Here is a case for paper books: while on vacation I found a small used-book library where I found a fabulous book which no amount of searching on websites would have led me to.
However, if I had an ebook reader I might also stumble upon more current books that intrigue me. It's just that for me, it's not as much fun browsing on a website as in a physical store or library.
I guess that I am building a case for both sides. I just hope that publishers don't stop producing paper books. I love them.
Denise
www.inktreemarketing.com
www.publishacookbook.com
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