On the brassic bench and loving it!

candygirl

Bitsy_Beans wrote: »

Oh no can I handle the pressure? don't have any great expectations Fantasia it's nit much more than the ramblings inside my head and tidbits of my life :eek:

Planning of having a wee look at the sales online today, not much of a one for shopping at the best of times but am going to keep eye out for the start of Christmas present cupboard

Me too, and i've even got an urge to go into town:eek::eek:Mental I know:D:D

Bitsy_Beans

H has already gone to local retail park to have a nose. Not much worth having he reckons.
I have £50 in Christmas money......I want to make this stre-e-e-e-e-etch as far as possible on stuff for me. Not necessarily clothes but feel I am lacking in the accessory department.

My lovely watch has also given up the ghost it was a birthday pressie from my mum and dad, not sure it's cost effective to repair, was £75 and is probably about 8 years old. By the time you've paid for repair and for it to be sent off might be worth just having another new watch. Can survive I reckon til my birthday in march

candygirl

BITSY I want a kindle now.Wsn't gonna bother but.....:o:o:o

Bitsy_Beans

candygirl wrote: »

BITSY I want a kindle now.Wsn't gonna bother but.....:o:o:o

I must be the only person on the planet who can't see the attraction

Well that's a slight lie, I can see the attraction for travelling abroad and not wanting to take up space. But generally no.....I prefer books I am afraid

candygirl

I also love books n have hundreds, but am still tempted lol:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Loulou2010

i dont see the fascination with kindles either :undecided

Itsadogslife_2

candygirl wrote: »

I also love books n have hundreds, but am still tempted lol:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I love books and will never give them up also but still fancy a kindle

LameWolf

I rather like the idea of a Kindle; might make reading easier when my hands are so bad that I can't even hold a flippin' book. Trouble is, I have so little time for reading (mainly because household tasks take 3 times as long as for someone whose joints work properly) that I'm not sure I can justify getting one. I do have £80 in Amazon vouchers stashed at present, but they generally get used for Mr LW's PC games.... Ho hum..... Dilemma......:cool:

greenbee

I think you should treat yourself LW - it's important to have something to do to relax, and if a kindle makes reading easier, then you may get better at resting! You do FAR more housework than I do, and I know MrLW would rather you spent time resting than worrying about dust.

Bitsy_Beans

LW I second greenbee, if it makes it easier for you to read then have it it doesn't matter how often, if it gets used then it was worth it xc