Words Of Wisdom From the “Mum” Files:

The day you let a random internet stranger affect you to the point it spills over to your real life, it’s time to turn off the computer and remind yourself what real life is all about.

Either that, or get your crazy ass to the nearest pharmacy and get back on your meds. Stat!

In addition to my e-book resources post from below, I’ve discovered a couple of good resources for the iPad.

The first is along the lines of The Cheap, the fantastic resource for Nook mentioned earlier. PiggyPad is on Facebook and rounds up not only free/cheap eBooks, but apps and other resources as well. Definitely worth adding!

Also check out PadGadget for news and new app releases. Of note is their AppTracker which keeps an eye on prices in the App Store. I personally read this one in Flipboard, where they regularly post a round up of discounted apps.

It’s no secret that I’m a huge rugby fan and that my passion for my home team, The New Zealand All Blacks is massive. So, it’s with great pleasure that I announce that our boys won the 2011 Rugby World Cup Sunday, with a bruising 8-7 victory over France, ending a 24 year drought and thrilling the entire country.

Kia Kaha, boys!

Everybody needs a bargain in this economy, and with so many cheap e-Reader apps and devices, there are quite a few bargains to be had when it comes to getting free and/or inexpensive content.

Before I start, it’s important to note that both Barnes & Noble and Amazon share a lot of the free books, however there are a few gems that are unique. Check each library before you find you’ve doubled up!

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