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Finding Lost Things
Is It a Process? — It Turns Out It Might Be
I was just talking to my husband this morning about the things I’ve been looking for in the house. Most recently, I’ve been looking for my Kindle Fire. I have three of them. The one I use most because of its size is my Kindle Paperwhite. It has a 6.8-inch display. It fits easily in my hand. And, in the dark of night, if you fire it up, you can find your way to bed just from the display. So, because I use it all the time, I pretty much always know where it is. I purchased it when I couldn’t find my older Kindle with a slightly smaller display. I don’t use the older one all that often, but it is there if I need it.
Purchasing a new one of something that you’re missing is a surefire way to find the lost item.
The Kindle that is missing is the larger one, the one that has a color display. I can also check my email on it. I don’t use it all that often just because it is larger, and the battery doesn’t keep a charge for very long. It’s sort of a luxury Kindle. The reason why I am looking for it is over the years, I’ve built up quite a library of books from Amazon. I go to Weberbooks.com every day to see what books are free at…
