Dog Eared E-Book

[Zondrae]

Marty,

(you hide your brain under a bushell.) I offer my applause. I really enjoyed this. It sounds very original to me. Well done.

[warooa]

Yes I can just picture you trying to read in bed .

You've put it nicely - goes well with your comments in the "Remember when" thread. You're right . . . nostalgia aint what it used to be

Cheers, Marty

[Glenny Palmer]

Clever laddie....

[warooa]

I think the light's still on under the bushell but no ones home

[Neville Briggs]

That's well done Marty. It's a bit lost on old codgers like me, because I don't follow all the technical details. Enough to get the idea I think

[Maureen K Clifford]

Much as I appreciate the portability and lightness of e books nothing IMO replaces reading a well thumbed, (or not) much loved book printed on paper. Taking an e-book to bed at night to read must be a major pain. Books are one of life's greatest pleasures and if one has a book to read and a shady tree to sit beneath one can never be bored or lonely. I can't bear to part with them once they are in my possession unless they are Mills and Boon....can't stand them

Enjoyed the sentiments in this quirky little poem

Cheers

Maureen

[Mal McLean]

Oh but I did like that! A real plug in! That will make a great little performanc piece, I reckon.

I once wrote a poem in binary.

Kinda boring though. You had to be there to see it done otherwise it was just another piece of doggeral.

00101100
00110011
11010110
10000111.

See what I mean?

Mal