You Won't Bee-lieve What Worked for Me
source You know how women older than you would always say "just you wait" referring to menopause? (Heck, perimenopause wasn't even discussed or considered real 20+ years ago!) "Wait for what?" you wondered. Eluding that it was so much more than hot flashes but never telling you what that was. Well I'm here to warn you up and comers what one of those things is...pit stank. That's a big one they don't warn you about with fluctuating hormones in your 30's-50's depending on when perimenopause hits you. They don't tell you how your tried and true deodorant will fail you within hours if you're lucky and will need to be reapplied. Don't even bother with the clinical versions that used to work for you because the hormonal hellscape that has become your body now laughs at them. Natural deodorants you used to use on light loafing around the house days? source Because you still want people in your household to want to sit near y...
Kindle all the way for me. I just love being able to have all my books on a device and the e-ink display is great for reading in my opinion. Downside of course is there is no re-selling books after reading them but they are a little cheaper up front for that reason.
ReplyDeleteI use both. I prefer a paper book, but I like the convenience, portability, and variety that e-books offer. I have the Kindle and Libby apps on my phone so any book I want is just a few clicks away. My library is great, but has limited options.
ReplyDeleteI love my books, but I've been thinking about trying a kindle!
ReplyDeleteI love the flexibility of ebooks. I can borrow from my local library without having to leave the house or worry about open hours. I can put my iPad on a stand so my hands are free to crochet when I read. And I can jump between devices which means any time I’m stuck waiting, I can read my current book on my phone.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE to read and I use the Kindle app solely because I was running out of room for my book collection. I read a book every few days to a week and I really like not having to find space for them :)
ReplyDeleteI use both. I read daily on my Kindle, but also like a hand-held book. I just bought some older books on Ebay for a dollar a piece so it was cheaper than the Kindle prices, no doubt because of the age. I do like the 10 inch screen on the Kindle though and that's what I use at work.
ReplyDeleteAudio so I can stay active/busy/productive.
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