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bonniekir said:
I understand you so well!! I too have a kindle, and I admit I have given away quite a few of my easy reading novels, but I can't do this with the more hardreading ones, where I need to go back to find a specific reference or so. Here having the book in my hands, I can keep a piece of paper in these specific references! I just cant find my way in a kindle book.. lol.. And not to mention educational books.. here it is impossible for me to use anything other than the book itself! As for my children's books, I kept them all!! And now my grandchildren have begun enjoying them :smile:
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I'm with you on this. I didn't keep all the children's books but I have most of them and am saving them for one day when I do have grandchildren. One book called Piggie Pie I borrowed so many times from the library that they asked us to give other children a chance to read it. So Ordered it and still had to read it all the time. Which book was your children's favorite?
 
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dcooney4 said:
I'm with you on this. I didn't keep all the children's books but I have most of them and am saving them for one day when I do have grandchildren. One book called Piggie Pie I borrowed so many times from the library that they asked us to give other children a chance to read it. So Ordered it and still had to read it all the time. Which book was your children's favorite?
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Right now, it's Berenstein bears' series. [emoji4] I'm waiting for the time she can read a chapter book all by herself. [emoji38][emoji38][emoji38]
 
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#12,784
yubonita said:
This bag is gorgeous!! Are you able to buy it? I can't seem to find it on the website [emoji24].
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Welcome to Massaccesi!

You can order this bag, but order via email to Colette, which is listed on the blog or you can Facebook message. If you like that exact bag, you can say you like it just like pictured, but the nice thing with MM is each bag is made for the customer who orders, so you can do a different leather, hardware, lining, add an exterior pocket etc.

It is a great time to jump in with the sale going on! Colette is super helpful so give her an email!
 
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#12,787
Odebdo said:
I actually want midnight tusciana because I once had several dark blue Bals and miss them...color wise. The tusciana leather just reminds me of Bal leather in a way.
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It reminds me if Bal's leather, too. I need a review and comparison on this leather! Seriously. I'm curious and really want to try something in this, but I don't know which one I should. If only a Juliet is smaller, I'm sure it'd be perfect.
 
#12,788
Odebdo said:
I think I am going to get a Cassandra in midnight tusciana with dark gunmetal hardware and an exterior slip pocket.

I want bordeaux tusciana....so I am trying to decide if I do my original, pre-release plan of Demetra with flat handles and exterior pocket....or do a Theia or Calista instead....thoughts?
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Theia!
 
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dcooney4 said:
I'm with you on this. I didn't keep all the children's books but I have most of them and am saving them for one day when I do have grandchildren. One book called Piggie Pie I borrowed so many times from the library that they asked us to give other children a chance to read it. So Ordered it and still had to read it all the time. Which book was your children's favorite?
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Richard Scarry books were a great fav and so many others! At the moment I am reading Alice in Wonderland for the two seven yrs old and next will be Narnia! I myself began reading very young , at three and a half I was 'helping' my dad reading the newspaper.. lol! I don't know if it is the same in your country as here in Denmark, but newspapers are not so popular any more. But whenever my grandchildren come over, we try to find words they know through this.. perhaps soon lost media!
 
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tenKrat said:
It was very difficult at first. I used to be in the camp of traditional bibliophiles. I started giving away books a little at a time and realized that my heart was fine. Then I got a Kindle. After I succumbed to it, it became easier to give boxes and boxes away, and my heart still survived. I love the portability and convenience of my Kindle. I can check out books from the library if I have a tactile need to hold a book. You know what? I have yet to feel that need.
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100% agree.
 
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