The Kindled Spirit
It's been a while since I graduated to e-books. There is a massive amount of convenience associated with reading on a Kindle. I don't have to toss and turn and adjust my position a thousand times when I turn the page. And then, I don't have to listen to my wife who would tell me in no uncertain terms, albeit in a sleepy voice, "Praveen, please switch off the light" even if there was no more than a few lumens emitting out of the poor lamp. I would sigh, sulk, and be tempted to get into an argument. But then, I would still do the same things with just a little bit of difference. I would sulk, sigh and switch off the light, and get to sleep and start browsing on my mobile phone. There are other disadvantages associated with a physical book. When I fall asleep, I would have no clue as to which page I was on when my eyes drooped. So, I would have to rely on my memory to figure out the context and land myself in the vicinity of where I in...