if any of your readers have experienced transferring books off of a Kindle to a Kobo, I would love to hear about it! I considered this very strongly a few months ago, but I decided against it because it didn’t appear there was any way for me to move titles off my Kindle. These days, I typically use my Kindle to reread old favorites or check things out from the library. I would love to switch to an E reader that makes library loans easier, but not if it means completely losing my extensive collection of e-books.
That bubblegum alley looks just like the famous gum wall in Seattle! Very weird and unique and also incredibly gross, haha. I love getting to know your corner of the world through you, Sarah! Definitely makes me want to return to SB. :)
I am so glad you are home again! Thank you for the jacaranda mention. I feel I’ve savored them more this year having painted that. I will listen to the piece about The Barbara too…. Thank you!
That skillet chicken looks delicious! Yay for 17-year-olds cooking dinner for us!
if any of your readers have experienced transferring books off of a Kindle to a Kobo, I would love to hear about it! I considered this very strongly a few months ago, but I decided against it because it didn’t appear there was any way for me to move titles off my Kindle. These days, I typically use my Kindle to reread old favorites or check things out from the library. I would love to switch to an E reader that makes library loans easier, but not if it means completely losing my extensive collection of e-books.
That bubblegum alley looks just like the famous gum wall in Seattle! Very weird and unique and also incredibly gross, haha. I love getting to know your corner of the world through you, Sarah! Definitely makes me want to return to SB. :)
I am so glad you are home again! Thank you for the jacaranda mention. I feel I’ve savored them more this year having painted that. I will listen to the piece about The Barbara too…. Thank you!