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I will be traveling next month. Going to see my grandkids, and that makes a month seem like a long time. The flight will be long, too, just because of my impatience. But I now have a travel companion. His name is Kindle.

Kindle is a great companion. He is quiet, which is great because I’m not a big talker, and I hate meaningless noise. He is lightweight, which is good because I’m a believer in maintaining a healthy weight. He is always ready to travel with me, which is great because I never know when I might be up and going again. And best of all, he keeps me occupied so I don’t get bored while waiting around in the airport. Yes, Kindle is a great travel companion.

Kindle makes a great travel companion when there are kids on the trip also. He is able and willing to hold hundreds of the best kid’s books and have them available to read at a moment’s notice. And he is so agreeable and easy to get along with that the kids, or adults like myself, can take advantage of his good nature with ease.

If you don’t have a travel companion like Kindle, you need one. He’s great!

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