So I am not up to date on the latest and greatest things to do with a computer. But I do own an MP3 player, and I have figured out how to put songs on it. And how to take them off. And why it's a good idea to put full song titles and organize them before adding to the player.
I used to have Lyssa download songs I wanted from iTunes. Then, she'd have to put them on a CD, which I would put into my computer and then onto my MP3.
Until this week. I discovered that I can download songs from Amazon. And put them directly on my MP3 player.
And I can do it FAST. Because my credit card information is stored, I can find a song, download it, and pay for it in about the time it takes me to blow my nose.
The challenge will be to STOP downloading stuff. Stop searching for old favorites.
Because even at a buck apiece (okay, 99 cents... which they do so you don't feel like you're spending a whole dollar) that stuff adds up.
So I guess that means I've created a monster. Even though it's me.
I'm seriously going to try to limit myself to two a week.
I'm already up to four this week.
Okay, maybe four a week.
so glad I don't know how to do that ! I would be broke in no time
ReplyDeleteGo crazy! Live a little! You deserve it! You can stop any time you want to !
ReplyDelete(I love being an enabler.)
hahahahahahaa I do the same thing... cept I allow myself like $10-$20 per month.... cuz sometimes... theres no stopping!!! lol... =)
ReplyDeleteRawr! You go girl!!
ReplyDeleteIt's like buying craft supplies. I always get to the counter and say, "How the hell did I get $112 dollars worth of stuff? It all fits in this little bag..."
ReplyDeleteYup they get you with that .99 It seems like so little! I remember back in the day when I just stole music off of LimeWire...just kidding! as if!
ReplyDeleteMusic has always been so important to me...still is. Glad to see you are putting a 'cap' on the spending. :snort: