#25.01.15

[dadthinksdoctorwhoismoving]

I don't know what kind of weird adrenaline made me do it but the sock i threw actually hit the freaking drum kit

[dadthinksdoctorwhoismoving]

last night i kept stepping on something and then i found out it was a phone and i actually found the person who it belonged to so that was nice XD

[dadthinksdoctorwhoismoving]

Talking :D

[dadthinksdoctorwhoismoving]

Action Cat Cologne

[dadthinksdoctorwhoismoving]

Piano Jam in Cologne

[orgascrit]

[writeryandbookeryside]

You can’t tell everyone the truth all the time, and you certainly can’t tell anyone the whole truth, ever, because it would take too long.

Lydia Davis

[groupofenglish]

Hi, everyone!

Nowadays more and more paper books are replaced by e-books. It is happened because e-books have many advantages. To read an e-book we don’t have take a big and heavy book with us. We can read e-books on e-books reader which are light and small and fix in every bag or we can read them on mobiles or computers. They don’t occupy much space. We need just a hard drive. In my point of view e-books are cheaper as well. It’s true that we have to pay for it when we want to read a just published book but there are websites on the Internet where we can find e-books for free as well. We don’t have to give them back like books from the library. So, are paper books on hiding to nothing? I don’t think so. I think there are a big group of people who are attached to paper books and they won’t read e-books at all costs. To conclude, I think that e-books are more convenient, but they won’t replace paper books unless overly attached to paper books people realize that e-books are better. Bye!