Really not fond of e-readers, or new tech at all right now =(
My unwanted books go to charity shops that sell unwanted items for their charities. I always prefer paper books, and usually paperbacks because they're easier on my weak wrists. I actually injured my wrist once reading a book, I was in bandages for 8 weeks and using my hand was agonising.
I've managed a measly 250 word drabble today because the new version of windows is horrible, MS Office is a torture device designed to make writing anything impossible, and when I saved my little drabble it was stored somewhere I couldn't get at it to put it in my fic folder so I had to copy and paste into a text file. How I'm going to manage to keep up with challenges now I don't know. Right now I feel like just giving up.
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Date: 2020-11-27 09:54 pm (UTC)My unwanted books go to charity shops that sell unwanted items for their charities. I always prefer paper books, and usually paperbacks because they're easier on my weak wrists. I actually injured my wrist once reading a book, I was in bandages for 8 weeks and using my hand was agonising.
I've managed a measly 250 word drabble today because the new version of windows is horrible, MS Office is a torture device designed to make writing anything impossible, and when I saved my little drabble it was stored somewhere I couldn't get at it to put it in my fic folder so I had to copy and paste into a text file. How I'm going to manage to keep up with challenges now I don't know. Right now I feel like just giving up.