Anyway, all this infographic really serves to say is THIS IS SOMETHING I THOUGHT OF and this is also what happens when you leave me alone for too long, I have ideas, and they are brilliant for all of the twenty minutes I follow them through and then I realise they are pretty redundant. Haha. I’ve been away for a while, yes I have! Andd updates are long overdue, but the other thing that happens also when I have these ideas is they won’t go away until I tell somebody. So I am telling you. Now. The Kindle Fetchinator. Yep. I made that one up. Kind of awesome in a weird way, right?
Have you been making things up whilst I have been missing? Uhm, I mean, in a creative way not, like, lying. Wait, sometimes lying can be creative. Okay. Uh. Have you been inventing? Mmm? I have been reading a great deal, trying to catch up on all that I am behind on! Great fun! Okay, okay, also sometimes I have been creatively lying on paper… it’s called writing. *SMILES*
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Old Kitty
This device may just be the straw that broke the camel's back and make me buy one of this new fangled e-reader thingy! Actually I think I'll just go with the fetchinator! In pink!
Take care
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Melody
Well, whether or not it ever becomes reality, I'm pretty sure that THE KINDLE FETCHINATOR is, like, the best name for anything, ever. 🙂
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Nick Wilford
Well, I think it's a great idea. Maybe some kind of built in teleporter would be good, so you could fetch it to yourself at will. Many's the time I've gone to fetch my Kindle, then realised I left it next to the bed and my other half's having a nap and can't be disturbed. It's electronic equipment, it should be possible one day!
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Cathryn Leigh
I know the PERFECT Rope ingrediant! Caylar!
*giggles* Okay inside joke between one of my college buddy and I But still! *giggles*
Do you have a royal purple defensive one?
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Wendy Lu
HAI MIA! <3
I love your graphics. The Kindle Fetchinator is genius – I need one of these for myself, so I can use it to fetch my iPhone for me. 😛 Someone needs to make this device, like, now…and you should get an invention award for this. FOR REAL.
By the way, I'm hosting an awesome blogfest and critique giveaway at my blog from June 22-24 that you should come participate in! 🙂 Hope you have a great day.
~Wendy Lu
The Roarin' Twenties Poetry Blogfest + Chapter Critique Giveaway (hosted by The Red Angel)
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Naomi Ruth Thompson
AHahahaha… I missed your posts so much. I was looking through blog stuff today and I was like: ohmygoodness, I miss Mia Hayson. And then I couldn't think of your blog title and this feeling of shock tingled through me and I had to find you right, right away. Because you always make me smile, and smiling is always healthy and wonderful 🙂 Hope you're doing well!
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Wendy Lu
Hi Mia! <3 Just wanted to let you know I gave you a blog award. 🙂 You deserve it! Stop by whenever you have the time to claim it (if you'd like).
~Wendy Lu
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ROFL… cute post. Making things up is part of the job, so when I'm not I feel like a slacker. The last thing I invented in my head while I was trying to fall asleep was a device to prevent you from locking your keys in the car. It looks like a keychain and sends out a signal to a device in the dashboard. If your keys are in the car, the car won't lock. Tada! Now I just need an engineer to design it. ;o)