Well, now that we've had a few days of crafts this week to celebrate Earth Day week, I thought I'd try something a little different today!
I’ve wanted a bluetooth headset for a long time. I’d love to use it while running or driving or anytime I don't want to deal with holding the phone or dealing with wires.
Honey Graham and I have been long time members of Amazon Prime. We live 40 minutes from the nearest decent grocery store and Walmart and the nearest Target, craft stores, pet store, etc are at least an hour away. We have a personal relationship with our UPS man. In short, we LOVE Amazon Prime. There's so much you can do with it.
On Tuesday, I wrote about the Kindle Fire. Today, I will share with you some of our favorite apps. Most are available through Amazon Underground, meaning that the games are always free and have no in app purchases or ads. Hooray!
Amazon.com had their Kindle Fires on sale recently. Froot Loop has really been enjoying playing on his computer and my ipad, especially spelling games and videos about shapes and colors and letters and numbers.
We decided to buy a Kindle Fire for Kids (Fire Kids) for him and Cocoa Puff. (they have to share!)
Here's a little different product review today. I'm going to write about this cool fitness gadget called an Oximeter.
Woot woot! Amazon.com has Instant Pots on sale! The 6 quart is only $79! (It is usually about $100!)
I consider us "green" people. We like to save energy, save water, recycle, save the earth. One of the easiest things to do is to change out your lightbulbs. LED bulbs look more like traditional CFL bulbs and are actually brighter while using just a fraction of the energy!
We are very into technology around here. The 4 year old already knows his way around a tablet and the basics of a Linux computer. The 1 year old can already use a mouse. We feel that technology is a part of us and is all around us and is an invaluable tool that they will need to master at a very young age. No worries, they still have books and play outside and have lots of toys that don't require batteries. Everything in moderation. That being said, we bought two different Android boxes to try to find one for Froot Loop to use.
I’ve been looking for a barcode scanner for inventory — for both business and personal uses. This wireless scanner allows me to wander around the room and quickly scan items. The scanner is very lightweight. It scans barcodes on books, DVDs, CDs, etc. (It doesn’t scan QR 2D codes, just the standard barcodes we’ve had around for a while.)
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