Comments on: Luck & Nature (Books as Snack Food, part two!)

By: Megan M.

Megan M. — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 11:57:09 +0000

@Kyeli – That makes me BONKERS happy.

By: Kyeli

Kyeli — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 03:25:55 +0000

Of course, this way I get to dog-ear and mark up my copies to make them lessons, make them mine, and learn more from them (something that’s proven invaluable over many years).

I used to not be allowed to do this. I am now going to start doing it to every book I read whenever the urge hits me.

FREEDOM! dance

By: Megan M.

Megan M. — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 14:08:11 +0000

I completely didn’t realize that you were in College Station—freaking awesome! When we have another Austin Triiibes meet, maybe we can have it when you’re in town!

I like Delicious Library a lot… but I’m still trying to figure out whether it’s worth $40 to me. I think it might be (a couple of friends just rave about it) but I’m still determining exactly what functionality it’s going to have if I pay for it. I need to go read more about whether more functionality than the number of books I can add is limited by the free version. It was QUITE slick to add books too, though. LOVED that part!

I think the big question for me is whether it will let me import / export with Goodreads—it says it should, but I haven’t been able to actually do it yet. If it does that I’ll probably pick it up. I’m a fan of easy-to-use software.

By: Chris Allison

Chris Allison — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 06:05:16 +0000

Megan,

What is delicious library like? I’ve been using Goodreads. Glad to hear you’re getting to read =)

I was actually in Austin today with my girlfriend and one of her friends that lives there, we ate at Chuy’s.