How much did you spend this month on books?
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Re: How much did you spend this month on books?
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- TammyO
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Trust me on this, I have NO self control. (But I appreciate the thought.)


- ALynnPowers
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Well, since I moved overseas, my income is all in yen, yet my Kindle only allows for me to purchase from the US site, meaning that I either have to pay in $ or pay the extra cost for the conversion fee. And the exchange rate is terrible right now, so it's not practical or economical. In the end, I have to force myself to "buy" only free books, or else I couldn't even pay my electric bills. I also don't have a lot of access to new books in general, unless I go searching online for them. Not being exposed to them and not being around bookstore with books I can actually read helps a lot.TammyO wrote:Wow! Alynn. How do you do that? I can never pass a store without stopping in and purchasing something. I thought I was doing really well until now. I spent $10 last month on books. So far this month, I have spent $2.99 on an ebook that I just had to have.
