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New Things That I have Found

    So I have realized that I am not keeping so up to date on this blog but hopefully that will change I am trying.  But boy have I been busy this past month. I have been cleaning, packing, sorting lifting and moving heavy boxes (especially up three flights of stairs) mainly in aide of my family. Well it needed to be done and there is still soo very much left to do including a very thorough cleaning, painting and more organizing. As I was packing up the items that I have in my very little tiny room I realized how much stuff I really have in there. I called myself living with very little things in my room, but packing it up and putting it into boxes made realize there was more stuff in there that I actually do not want in my room.Oddly enough it is much roomer now without it. Also all this packing has reaffirmed my stance on simplistic living. I do not want anything in my house that does not have a good reason or purpose for being there. Decoration for decor sake do not belong in my living space for it is an absolute pain to have to pack unnecessary stuff.

Unfortunately all this cleaning and stuff has put my reading and side projects further off to the side. There are a lot of books that I would like to read but I really don't have the time for it right now. Due to my simplistic life-style ( and not wanting a whole bunch of books that I have only read once) I am contemplating buying an e-reader/tablet but have not decided which is right for me. I am torn between a Nook color,  ASUS Eee Pad Transformer, or the Nook touch. I guess I am contemplating what are the things that I most want in my tablet: a good calender, book and magazine reader,easily portable, to  music player is- a plus, web browser- a plus, app store- a plus, being able to get my work done like a computer- major plus. It would seem that I am leaning more toward the ASUS but the price tag of the Nook color is so very tempting.  Plus there are supposed to be more tablet coming out.Well it will have to wait either way until this house is clean, packed and organized. Oey   back to work.

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