In my inbox this morning:
There you go.
Narnia?
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I get a lot of seemingly random recommendations from Amazon. In the last two weeks, I've gotten emails about Narnia, patio & garden products, one of Michael Wallace's books, one of Dalya's books, that *&^&[email protected] artisan *&^[email protected] bread book, and "the best books of March".
Mostly I just nod and smile, like a good consumer.
Mostly I just nod and smile, like a good consumer.
It's the Kindle Daily Deal. You can find it in the link at the top of KB too
Did you know that you can tell them to stop sending you some of those? Go to "Your Account" and scroll down to "Settings." On the right is a column about "Email from Amazon" and you can click on preferences to choose what emails you do and don't want to get. I only discovered that recently and I get fewer irrelevant emails from Amazon now.George Berger said:I get a lot of seemingly random recommendations from Amazon. In the last two weeks, I've gotten emails about Narnia, patio & garden products, one of Michael Wallace's books, one of Dalya's books, that *&^&[email protected] artisan *&^[email protected] bread book, and "the best books of March".
Mostly I just nod and smile, like a good consumer.
I like my irrelevant Amazon mail.
Tells me stuff like when Robert Crane releases a new book and stuff like that.
Tells me stuff like when Robert Crane releases a new book and stuff like that.
Not an allegory... more blatant than allegoryMillard said:
Yes, it belongs in those categories.
This gives me an image of a gigantic CS Lewis, lumbering around England, crushing everything in his path...Millard said:
Betsy
For Easter Mass, he would scale Big Ben like King Kong.Betsy the Quilter said:This gives me an image of a gigantic CS Lewis, lumbering around England, crushing everything in his path...
Betsy
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