(So you can take that cookie and stick it up your yeah!) (By the way, what ever happened to Fred Durst? He's been awfully quiet lately. Probably a good thing though.)
I got the Wi-Fi one and not the version with 3G. I just didn't see enough need for 3G to justify the increased cost. A few things that sold me on the nook: 1) ebooks are cheaper than paper books; 2) B&N offers "Free Book Fridays" in which they choose a book that you can download for free; 3) there's chess and sudoku on the thing; 4) you can put music on it; 5) you can connect to the internet to check email, google stuff and whatnot (it's a bit cumbersome, but not too bad); 6) our local library offers ebooks that are compatible with the nook.
I loved the B&N covers that you can buy, but they ran around $30 to $80 (and up), and I figured I could make a cover to protect it for a whole lot cheaper. I used some scrap felt and a spare button and here's what I came up with:
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That is too cute. You could make those and sell them on Etsy (in your spare time, of course).
wait a minute? did you make that cover? i love it. you're very crafty. i couldn't do that. neato.
I've contemplated selling them on Etsy, actually Kathy. I'm going to see how this one holds up after a few more weeks of wear and tear then maybe make some adjustments and see about selling them. Could be fun!
April--yep, I made it! Check back through my archives (Dec. 2007 maybe?) and check out the Christmas stockings I made for Chris's nieces and nephews. I'm a crafty girl. :)
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