Monday, January 31, 2011
Improving your affluence
I have recently decided to subscribe to a few newspapers on my kindle. They cost abvout 6-7 dollars each a month. It does feel like I am stretching my budget, but really, am I? I must say I do not anticipate reading all of what is printed each day, but I do have a few favorite papers and I do wish to see more of what they print, rountinely. I have the Miami Herald (I lived there a year), the Cleveland Plain Dealer and of course, the New York Times. I decided to learn more about Texas as well and subscribed to the Austin American-Statesman. I did live in Texas a few times and would like to learn more about Texas. I must say that I am embarrassed to be an American when the woman who ran for Vice President and has been in office in the highest of offices in a state could not even mention one newspaper that she read when prompted. I personally believe that she rarely read the papers. So thus, I have improved my own affluence. ( I may cancel one or two of the papers. But I am certain that 2 papers will be in my future for sure. And I am not including the local paper).
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Well, On further thought, I am going to cancel the subscription to the Austin American-Statesman. I do plan to buy a copy periodically, but I have no plan to read 4 kindle newspapers a day. I'll keep the other 3 for sure. I do read a local paper too, but its way too short to get grossly involved. Good comic section though. :)
ReplyDeleteUpdate, I have cancelled my subscriptions to the kindle papers. It got too expensive. I will be ok with the local newspaper and the tv news for now. I occasionally get a kindle paper here and there. I think my affluence is ok.
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